White House Allies to ‘Dispel’ Vaccine Misinformation in Text Messages
COVID-19 Misinformation,White House,Privacy,Free Speech,Facts And Fact Checking,Coronavirus
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Arecent article published by Politico about COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy also discussed a new plan by White House allies that has left some people worried. The story mentioned that the White House was looking into increasing its fight against vaccine misinformation sent through SMS and text messages. One of the authors of the article later addressed some questions about the story, clarifying a few points that weren’t originally shared.
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