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Προσθήκη του ot.gr στην GoogleMeta and TikTok have agreed to work with fact-checkers to identify and address content related to border crossings into Spain following a massive rush into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, European Union tech chief Henna Virkkunen said.
The agreement is intended to prevent criminal networks from encouraging potential migrants to attempt crossings using false information, which Virkkunen said had contributed to tragic deaths.
More than 70,000 would-be migrants flooded into Ceuta on July 30 in a surge that left nearly 100 people dead, according to the information provided by EU officials.
The crossings were encouraged by a handful of viral videos, including some posted by a Spanish news outlet that had intended to highlight the pressures created by migration.
Platforms Agree to Crisis Fact-Checking Mechanism
Meta and TikTok agreed with the European Union to establish an “ad-hoc escalation and cooperation mechanism with fact-checkers” under crisis protocols, Virkkunen said in a post on X late Monday.
The platforms have also committed to prohibiting content related to people smuggling, a European Commission spokesperson said Tuesday.
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