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Misinformation on YouTube: High profits, low moderation
A study by Dismislab identified 700 unique Bangla misinformation videos fact-checked by independent organizations and still present on YouTube as...
A study by Dismislab identified 700 unique Bangla misinformation videos fact-checked by independent organizations and still present on YouTube as...
The Optimax Scam: An intricate web of international health product fraud
Evidence of elaborate health product fraud campaign has been unearthed in at least 15 countries spanning Europe and Asia.
How Missing Children Claims Evolved on Social Media
In the past few days, Facebook has been abuzz with various claims about the rising number of missing children. The...
Bangladesh government websites riddled with thousands of betting pages
Dismislab's recent research has discovered over 3,000 betting web pages, hosted on at least 11 government websites, actively promoting four...
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Barrister Rumeen Farhana Falls Victim to Another Deepfake Video
Barrister Rumeen Farhana Falls Victim to Another Deepfake Video
Videos from three countries used in spreading misinformation about flood
Videos from three countries used in spreading misinformation about flood
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The bagged dog rescue video is from India, not Bangladesh
Viral photo of broken train wheel falsely presented as Bangladesh’s
Old videos circulated as scenes of Cyclone Remal
False video claiming to show Dubai nightclub scene
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Inefficient fact checking by Bangladeshi news outlets during football world cup
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Misinformation on YouTube: High profits, low moderation
A study by Dismislab identified 700 unique Bangla misinformation videos fact-checked by independent organizations and still present on YouTube as...
The Optimax Scam: An intricate web of international health product fraud
Evidence of elaborate health product fraud campaign has been unearthed in at least 15 countries spanning Europe and Asia.
