Yes.

¿Which ones?

Whenever I read a news article, I check that it comes from a reliable and impartial source. I also compare it with other media or sources of information.

¿What else do you do?

I verify if there are any references or verifiable data that help me confirm the accuracy of the news.

¿What was the last news story you discussed with someone?

About Hurricane Milton.

¿Where did you read or hear it?

I heard it on CNN.

¿How important is it to understand what is happening in your country, or the world?

It is important to stay informed to avoid falling for fake news and to help us better understand our social environment and our role within it.

¿In what ways can fake news be dangerous?

It contributes to misinformation, conflict, and has a negative impact on society.

¿How do you think social media sites should deal with fake news?

By being transparent with content policies and promoting reliable content, with the help of fact-checkers.

¿Who should pay to find and change fake news?

Social media platforms and media outlets, as they are the main channels through which misinformation is spread.

¿Would you prefer to be a fake news writer or a fact checker? Why?

A fact-checker, because I would be making a positive contribution to my social environment, which would help people make better decisions in their social and political contexts.