Searching for information on Iran’s missile strike? Google, YouTube lean on trusted sources; Facebook doesn’t

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Searching for information on Iran’s missile strike? Google, YouTube lean on trusted sources; Facebook doesn’t

Posted by The Analyst | January 8, 2020 | Science & Tech

While Google and YouTube mostly turned to networks we know, Facebook pointed users to unknown sources after Iran missile attack in Iraq.

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