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'Missiles from Iran': Facebook, TikTok and Instagram feed us scary news from the past

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“Missiles from Iran': Facebook, TikTok and Instagram feed us scary news from the past”

Social media is killing time and hiding dates. Old news is flooding the feed. Haaretz Investigation shows how the algorithm keeps resurfacing outdated videos about war and causes panic

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