Facebook is not too enthusiastic about Biden President’s claims that and other social networks “kill people” by allowing information that is wrong Covid-19 to spread. Social media companies post the accusation of allegations, using data to show that something other than Facebook is responsible for slowing the level of vaccination and a case increase.
The company noted that vaccine receipts in users have increased from 70 percent in January 202 to 85 percent in July, and that the gap of cultural groups has declined “far” during the same period. This is ahead of the purpose of Biden to get 70 percent of Americans who are vaccinated in July – to Facebook, this is a sign of the company “not the reason” of the US down from the target.
Facebook added that Canada and England have a higher percentage vaccination despite using social networks as many American colleagues. There is “more than Facebook” for US results, the company said. It also refers to its efforts to promote accurate claims and fight falsehood, including the use of incorrect information labels, reduced exposure and disguises.
The internet giant did not try to find an alternative explanation for US problems. Some observers point to the possibility of the relationship between the level of political affiliation and vaccination, but Facebook does not even indicate this in their refinement.
It’s not a disabled argument. Facebook is trying to draw a link between the data polling and all of the US, which does not make a neat and neat comparison. The company also does not have an estimate of how much information is wrong Covid-19 slips through cracks. Social sites have strong incentives to underestimate possible contributions to the problems given past complaints that it is not enough to stop the wrong information campaign.
At the same time, data distracts back to Biden Administration – may need to provide more substantial data if it will show that health information errors on social networks such as Facebook are the main threat, because the US surgeon said recently. If nothing else, it shows the answer is complicated regardless of how much Facebook is responsible.
