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People will likely see viewpoints on campaigns that differ from their own.
People will likely see viewpoints on campaigns that differ from their own.
People will see only reports of events that are based on facts and are reliable.
People will see only reports of events that are based on facts and are reliable.
People won’t always see viewpoints on campaigns that differ from their own.
People won’t always see viewpoints on campaigns that differ from their own.
People won’t have access to misinformation because social media removes it.
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The most accurate response is:
People won’t always see viewpoints on campaigns that differ from their own.
Social media tends to create echo chambers where users are more likely to engage with content that aligns with their existing beliefs, which can limit exposure to differing viewpoints.
