2 April is International Fact-Checking Day – an excellent opportunity to remind ourselves of how to stay vigilant against the risks of information manipulation and empowered to safely navigate and access information.
Do you know how to stay safe online and spot misleading content? What about when a post is trying to play on your emotions? If you’re looking for a refresher, check out this short series of three videos, where the young Essi shares some tips and resources to help you safely navigate the online landscape and spot information manipulation more easily.
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- Publication date
- 28 March 2025
- Author
- Directorate-General for Communication
- Type of content
- News
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