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Fix information failures or risk lives: the Full Fact Report 2021

The pandemic exposed dangerous gaps in public data and communication systems - the government must act now to protect the public

In 2021 you can reach us on WhatsApp

In September 2020 Full Fact launched a pilot WhatsApp service aiming to tackle misinformation on the platform, we will be continuing this work in 2021 too.

A framework for information incidents: five levels of severity

Full Fact has published a third paper as part of an ongoing project to build a collaborative model for fighting bad information online

Full Fact publishes new report on Facebook’s Third-Party Fact-Checking programme

Our second report on Full Fact's experience of the Third-Party Fact-Checking programme run by Facebook

The challenges of online fact checking: how technology can (and can’t) help

New research report into the main challenges faced by global fact checkers when finding and checking claims online

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Our supporters helped us raise £55,000 in this year’s Big Give Christmas Challenge

Responding to the challenges caused by information incidents

Full Fact has published its second paper as part of a new project to build a collaborative model for fighting bad information online

Better communication needed to tackle gaps in understanding of economic statistics

Economic measures affect our lives in many ways. But research published today shows gaps in the pubic's understanding, and disillusionment and apathy about the economy.

Bringing together the UK government, Facebook, and others to combat misinformation crises

With a coronavirus vaccine now potentially just months away, the global public deserves good information.

Researching bad information: what we learned in 2020

Lessons for fact checkers, gaps in our knowledge and new directions

Full Fact, Africa Check and Chequeado explore conspiracy theories and communicating uncertainty

Conspiracy theories can cause serious harm when beliefs turn into behaviours, such as when vaccine hesitancy results in lower immunisation rates, or false claims about the 5G network leads to …

Fact checkers need to work together to create better models for distributing our fact checks online

Partnerships with internet platforms are vital for fact checkers to tackle misinformation at a global scale.

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Fix information failures or risk lives: the Full Fact Report 2021

In 2021 you can reach us on WhatsApp

A framework for information incidents: five levels of severity

Full Fact publishes new report on Facebook’s Third-Party Fact-Checking programme

The challenges of online fact checking: how technology can (and can’t) help

Eight days. Eight hundred donors. One huge thank you.

Responding to the challenges caused by information incidents

Better communication needed to tackle gaps in understanding of economic statistics

Bringing together the UK government, Facebook, and others to combat misinformation crises

Researching bad information: what we learned in 2020

Full Fact, Africa Check and Chequeado explore conspiracy theories and communicating uncertainty

Fact checkers need to work together to create better models for distributing our fact checks online

Full Fact fights bad information