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No,  because just because the majority supports to not strengthen Singapore's laws and regulations, it does not mean that it  is the right choice.

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Abang interpreted the data incorrectly. Not all Singaporeans will not be able to identify fake news and real news.

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Yes, 2 out of 5 Singaporeans trust news that align with their personality. This means that they only trust based on what they believe and do not think critically if whether the news is true or false.

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Abang misinterpreted the data. 3 in 5 Singaporeans trust the traditional media a fair amount while 1 in 5 Singaporeans trust the traditional media wholeheartedly. Abang combined the two different data and interpreted that 4 in 5 Singaporeans trust the traditional media.

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No. Even if the majority trust traditional media more, it is important to have other sources of media. This will include different audiences.

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Abang interpreted the data correctly. 2 in 5 Singaporeans have their own beliefs and hence only trust data that aligns with their beliefs. It is true that they are not thinking critically as they are not verifying the source.

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No. This just means that most Singaporeans are unable to tell news from fake news, not all.

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He misinterpreted the data by adding the percentages of Facebook and other social media together. Her should compare the percentages individually. Facebook is getting worse in spreading of fake news but other social media have a lower percentage (from 23% to 17%). Hence, other social media platform has lower tendencies in spreading fake news.

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Abang did not interpret the data correctly. There are 56% that agree with stronger laws being implemented, along with the 24% that strongly agree. Hence majority agrees with stronger laws being implemented.

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No. He arrived with a conclusion that Facebook accounts for 66% of fake news in 2017, which he got the numbers by adding the percentages for Facebook and other social media (which is wrong). The total number for every heading does not add up to 100%.

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He did not read the data correctly because it is not all of Singaporeans that cannot identify fake and real news. Majority were not able to identify real new from fake but there are the minorities who can.

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abang generalised the data, saying that all singaporeans cannot identify real and fake news. although it is a