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Just imagine if we are all able to differentiate what is ‘fake’ news or news items that may not be as reliable.
Imagine if every content that we consume have gone through this invisible filter that sifts and segregates what is real and what is fake.
On March 14 2017, the New Straits Times (NST) reported that the Communications Ministry launched a new portal, sebenarnya.my to quash all sorts of fake news.
It is a portal where the public will be able to verify the authenticity of news items they received, either through social media, SMS, blogs, or websites.
