1. Be
mindful of what you share
In a press statement, the Philippine National Police urged the
public to “refrain from posting on social media information that would tend to
exacerbate the situation.”
2. Read
beyond the headline
Before sharing stories on social media, make sure to check if
the source is reliable and if the information can be backed up with evidence.
Another important response is to check the date and make sure the post is not
outdated.
3. Reduce
the noise. Do not share unverified reports on social media
Social media can easily get flooded in times of emergencies.
Help reduce the noise by not spreading unverified information on social media –
especially those that do nothing but provoke fear in the community.
4. Refrain
from sowing unnecessary fear
Terrorist groups like the ISIS have harnessed social media and the Internet
to recruit fighters and spread their propaganda. Social media users and the
media may unwittingly contribute to the spread of this propaganda.

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