Facebook and Twitter both were trying to combat fake news and took initiative to block users who were trying to spread inaccurate information during US Election Day.
Al Ameen service organised a discussion pannel to spread awareness on the fake news in the country and the officials stated that circulation of such information would be costly.
Fake website has posted articles that claimed Deputy PM of Singapore Tharman Shanmugaratnam invests $1 billion and confirmed Singapore's entry into the bitcoin cryptocurrency market.
Even though Facebook said they will take actions against fake news, recent analytics showed the top content providers of the last few months are not trusted worthy.
Trump supporters spread fake news after using a 7-year-old photo of IN-N-OUT BURGER, taken by a reporter and used it to testify boycotts of democratic.