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TikTok will now give you a heads up if you land on a video it thinks contains misinformation
This isn’t really a feature, but hey, we’ll take it.

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Social media platforms have had it with misinformation on their networks, and now they are finding ways to help curb the spread. Facebook does it, and Twitter does too.
If you happen to run across any of these videos, the post will display a warning label that says “Caution: Video flagged for unverified content.” This basically means one of
Naturally, TikTok will let the creator know the video they uploaded was flagged as unsubstantiated content. The weird thing is that
It’s unclear as to how
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