Report: 65% of Covid-19 vaccine misinformation spread by 12 people


Approximately 65% of misinformation about the vaccine that’s spread on social media can be traced back to 12 people, says the Center for Countering Digital Hate in a recent report. — dpa

When it comes to Covid-19 vaccine misinformation, the voices of few reach many, according to a study.

Approximately 65% of misinformation about the vaccine that’s spread on social media can be traced back to 12 people, says the Center for Countering Digital Hate in a recent report.

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