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"Their study surveyed over 1,700 participants in the US, revealing that anti-misinformation features increased users’ awareness of misinformation in social media; but did not make them more likely to share information on social media, or more willing to receive information from the platforms. Both trust and distrust coexisted in the participants, emerging as distinct features and not simply as opposite ends of a spectrum."

https://news.wm.edu/2024/05/13/reducing-distrust-in-social-media-is-not-straightforward-computer-scientists-warn/

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