We are all being exposed to a huge amount of #COVID19 information
on a daily basis, and not all of it is reliable.
Here are
tips for telling the difference and stopping the spread of misinformation. http://bit.ly/31sc7wk

Here are




Who shared the information with you and where did they get it from? Even if it is friends or family, you still need to vet their source.




Read more than just the headline of an article, they may be intentionally sensational or provocative – go further and look at the entire story.




Search the author’s name online to see if they are real or credible.




Ask yourself these questions: Is this a recent story? Is it up to date & relevant to current events? Has a headline, image or statistic been used out of context?




Credible stories back up their claims with facts – for example, quotes from experts or links to statistics or studies.

The
is overloaded with #COVID19 misinformation
Before you share a post or an article, CHECK trusted sources like WHO & natl. health authorities
If you believe the information is false or misleading, this is how you can REPORT it on #socialmedia: https://bit.ly/2FsXmBe



The World Health Organization and @Wikimedia Foundation expand access to trusted information about #COVID19 on @Wikipedia
https://bit.ly/3madAzl

The collaboration is part of a shared commitment from both organizations to ensure everyone has access to critical public health information surrounding the #COVID19 pandemic
https://bit.ly/3madAzl https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1346414057029578752?s=20

Through the WHO- @Wikimedia collaboration, people everywhere will be able to access and share WHO infographics, videos, and other public health assets on Wikimedia Commons, a digital library of free images and other multimedia.
Since the beginning of the #COVID19 pandemic, WHO has taken steps to prevent an “infodemic”— an overabundance of information & the rapid spread of misleading or fabricated news, images, & videos.
Here are 7 tips for stopping the spread of misinformation: http://bit.ly/31sc7wk
Here are 7 tips for stopping the spread of misinformation: http://bit.ly/31sc7wk
WHO uses social media to communicate
vital health information to millions of people around the 

. Are you following us yet on these platforms
?





To fight #COVID19 misinformation, WHO has collaborated with @Twitter, @Facebook, @instagram, @LinkedIn, @Snapchat, @tiktok_us, @Pinterest, @YouTube to direct people to WHO or national health institutions when searching for coronavirus information
.

WHO and @Viber fight #COVID19 misinformation with interactive chatbot in multiple languages
https://bit.ly/2R3QgGf

Once subscribed to the WHO @Viber chatbot, users will receive notifications with the latest news & information on #COVID19 directly from WHO.
Users can also learn how to protect themselves & test their knowledge on coronavirus through an interactive quiz that helps bust myths.
Users can also learn how to protect themselves & test their knowledge on coronavirus through an interactive quiz that helps bust myths.
The WHO @Viber chatbot is freely available in English, Russian and Arabic with more than 20 languages to be added.
Join the WHO Viber service: https://vb.me/82e535
Join the WHO Viber service: https://vb.me/82e535
When you are using @Facebook, check you’re getting the latest accurate public health advice by:
Liking or following the WHO page: https://facebook.com/WHO/
Visiting #COVID19 information hub: https://bit.ly/2ZkYmhb


When you check your @instagram feed and stories
, look for WHO's latest advice on how to stay safe from #COVID19!
Follow us here: http://instagram.com/who

Follow us here: http://instagram.com/who
. @LinkedIn isn’t only for finding jobs!
Follow WHO and you’ll get the latest updates from the public health world & how to stay safe in a workplace: https://linkedin.com/company/world-health-organization/
For news on #COVID19, check also the LinkedIn editorial page: https://bit.ly/3dMR6ja
Follow WHO and you’ll get the latest updates from the public health world & how to stay safe in a workplace: https://linkedin.com/company/world-health-organization/
For news on #COVID19, check also the LinkedIn editorial page: https://bit.ly/3dMR6ja
Tiktokers, follow WHO to keep up-to-date how to protect yourself & others from #COVID19
https://www.tiktok.com/@who

During #COVID19, what's more important to pin
and save than accurate public health advice?
Pinners, don't miss the WHO board @Pinterest
https://www.pinterest.ch/worldhealthorganization/covid-19/

Pinners, don't miss the WHO board @Pinterest

Have you subscribed to the WHO @Viber community?
If yes, share our #COVID19 stickers: https://vb.me/who_stickers
If not, join us here and receive public health and #COVID19 updates in your inbox: https://bit.ly/WHOViberCommunity
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