The new labels will not replace TikTok's fact-checking program, which limits the distribution of content deemed inaccurate by ...

X launched the first major crowdsourced fact-checking experiment in 2021, originally called Birdwatch and now known as Community Notes. YouTube added its own in 2024, and Meta followed in a ...

"Footnotes will draw on the collective knowledge of the TikTok community by allowing people to add relevant information to ...

TikTok is testing a new feature called Footnotes, which will allow users to give more context to content on the app.

Instagram, Threads and Facebook are replacing fact checks on their posts with a new system called "Community Notes", where users have to submit claims whenever they believe a post to be false.

In its place, the company will introduce “community notes” — aiming to empower users to fact-check collaboratively, according to Meta. These notes will allow other users to add context, clarifications ...

X already has one such system in place called Community Notes, and Meta platforms such as Instagram and Facebook also adopted it in 2025. The overarching idea is identical. “Footnotes will draw ...

TikTok is creating community notes for written context for its short videos. The platform plans to add Footnotes alongside its existing fact-checking network. Meta's shift to community notes ...

TikTok has announced “Footnotes,” its own take on the community notes features that started on Twitter and have been spreading to other social networks. As elsewhere, it’s a crowd-sourced ...

TikTok is testing a new “community notes”-style feature, called Footnotes, to add more context to posts that may be misleading or inaccurate. Footnotes will appear alongside videos on the app ...