Facebook and Twitter's warning labels during the election were a win for their public relations, but as a tech product, they were too little, too late (Geoffrey Fowler/Washington Post)

Facebook and Twitter's warning labels during the election were a win for their public relations, but as a tech product, they were too little, too late (Geoffrey Fowler/Washington Post)

Facebook and Twitter's warning labels during the election were a win for their public relations, but as a tech product, they were too little, too late (Geoffrey Fowler/Washington Post)

Facebook and Twitter's warning labels during the election were a win for their public relations, but as a tech product, they were too little, too late (Geoffrey Fowler/Washington Post) https://ift.tt/3ndVkWp

Geoffrey Fowler / Washington Post:
Facebook and Twitter's warning labels during the election were a win for their public relations, but as a tech product, they were too little, too late  —  This election proved Big Tech still hasn't figured out how to make truth spread faster than lies  —  It was the equivalent of Big Tech slapping the …


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