>Websites that got a red light (untrustworthy): WikiLeaks, Breitbart, Daily Caller
>Websites that got a green light (trustworthy): BuzzFeed, New York Times, Daily Beast
Microsoft has already agreed to build the 'NewsGuard' app into their Edge browser by default. Google and Mozilla will likely follow.
Other urls found in this thread:
bitchute.com
puri.sm
twitter.com
"handles the difference between News and Opinion responsibly" I don't think any major news organization does that any more.
Nobody but your most galvanized centrist will install this. Besides, people only read headlines anyways.
The masses aren’t going to download any stupid apps or browser extensions. These ideas are ded right out the gate
They admit that WikiLeaks has a perfect track record but still gave it a red light anyway
Google sure, but Mozilla? If they do I switch.
Wikileaks does, arguably Fox too so long as you compare them to their immediate competition (CNN, MSNBC) rather than to any objective standard.
Quibbling about the metrics they use for "accuracy" misses the point because those metrics don't matter, and nobody seriously believes they matter. It's all just pilpul to smokescreen the deplatforming and discrediting of counter-narratives.
>Nobody but your most galvanized centrist will install this
Look again. It'll be integrated into the browser by default, and once it's normalised they'll remove the option to uninstall it, assuming one even exists to begin with.
Oh boy, what a great idea, please tell us what to think oh holy government!
I can't believe how many people think this way, it's practically like BEGGING for a dystopian USSR-style future, kek.
Ministry of Truth here we come!
what was deleted?
repost it
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
>hacked emails
>traced to the Kremlin
His name was Seth Rich
>Mozilla will likely
they let you disable bloat in about:config
>a browser app
It's a filter or a list.
thats why theyre getting implemented in browsers paranigger
>Microsoft has already agreed to build the 'NewsGuard' app into their Edge browser by default. Google and Mozilla will likely follow.
Lawsuits incoming
This is like the man behind the curtain pulling back another curtain and saying "don't trust me, trust this totally independent arbiter of truth here"
No one uses edge. Besides, Literally make's it easier to see what sites are (((sites)))
Do any of you know a good and private browser here ?
And a good search engine ?
God I hate jews so much
Wikileaks
Does not repeatedly post false content (good)
Regularly corrects errors (bad)
How is this even possibly?
With the NDAA and Smith-Mundt modernization act still in play means that all news from MSM is propaganda, I want to know if there is a way to build a class action lawsuit not against MSM but this app builder for lying without permission
how can they "regularly" correct errors if they don't make any? Check and mate
lmao
>what is confirmation bias
you can write an app to greenlight and redlight anything. ignore the bullshit
Fuck the jews bitchute.com
>wikileaks strategically released emails
That's opinion in itself. I don't think the general public in the west trust anyone to do the thinking for them like this, especially regarding the media.
having this integrated into Edge (and others) is fucking huge and very very bad. normies are already primed to avoid anything with ominous red warnings online, they won't even think about it
>journalism professionals
if anyone has (((this app))) would appreciate screencaps of some of the other major sites they're calling fake news. also, is the Daily Stormer in it? kek
>build the 'NewsGuard' app into their Edge browser by default
what the fucking fuck
>presents information responsibly
What the fuck does that even mean?
Alex Jones is sounding off about this. He reached several million people.
Do you realize why they're trying to destroy him?
>only go to red sites
Ironically this will help me avoid fake news like CNN.
Has wikileaks ever had to retract a release?
>Edge
And nothing of value was lost.
There's a subreddit that's dedicated to identifying and banning "hate subreddits." The people who are interested in them just go to that sub (r/againsthatesubreddits) to see a list of the new place people are hanging out at, lol
Why not just cut to the chase and make an app that tells you the mysteries of the universe and what options to hold?
Didn't MS just announce they were cancelling the edge browser?
So our globalist masters would like to tell us who to trust?
>It's not censorship if the government isn't involved, goy
Take it as a sign that all of their blue checkmarks, volitility filters, disabled comments, and deplatforming everything is NOT working.
They are taking another pointless trip around the block.
>(trustworthy): BuzzFeed
Let companies know that you do not buy or use products contaminated with NewsGuard thought-control software.
Also, make sure you only browse sites that have a red rating.
GREEN = corporate brainwashing site
RED = redpills
>Why trust us?
Tor: the best. Created by the CIA to go undercover on the darkweb. Don't use it unless you want to be glowing to government agents who will start looking in to your activity and assume you use it for pedo shit.
Ixquick / start page: both are owned by the same company based in Europe. Same search engine, two names. Only problem is it uses googles results so if google filters your results and leaves right wing shit out it won't show up here either.
Duckduckgo: search engine is different from Google so it will being up anything Google doesn't want you to see. Claims to be very private but I don't trust something popular and am suspicious it is a honey pot to be honest.
Avoid dolphin and firefox. It was revealed both sold private user information.
If you are concerned about these things, you should start by buying a Purism laptop with Linux pre-installed. All the software is selected and designed to maximize personal privacy and security.
The browser on it is called PureBroswer.
The search defaults to DuckDuck.
Being as this is 4can I can only check and not mate.