Boomers are memed for falling for fake news but are better at identifying online misinformation than Gen Zers and millennials, survey finds

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Boomers are memed for falling for fake news but are better at identifying online misinformation than Gen Zers and millennials, survey finds

www.businessinsider.com

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c/Technology@chat.maiion.comEnglish · 1 year ago

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Young people spend more time online than older generations, but this also means they're more likely to fall for fake news and misinformation.

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