Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is moving away from fact-checking in favor of community notes. This controversial decision comes ahead of potential misinformation from prominent figures like former President Donald Trump.

The social media giant's shift away from fact-checking was met with criticism, as experts warn of the dangers of allowing unchecked misinformation to spread unchecked. Meta's decision to rely on community notes instead of fact-checking algorithms raises concerns about the spread of false information on the platform.

With Trump back in the political spotlight, there are growing concerns about the spread of misinformation on social media. The former president has a history of making false claims, and his return to social media platforms like Meta could lead to a surge in misinformation.

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, is facing backlash for the company's decision to prioritize community notes over fact-checking. As Meta navigates the challenges of misinformation ahead, many are calling for stricter measures to combat false information on the platform.