"We're exploring a number of ways to address misinformation and provide more context for tweets on Twitter. Misinformation is a critical issue and we will be testing many different ways to address it," a Twitter spokesperson was quoted as saying by the media outlet.
It is noted that the message correcting the manipulated content in the tweet would be placed directly below the post. For labelling, the company chose red and orange colours.
Twitter confirmed to the NBC that the leaked demo was a potential version of a new policy aimed at combating the spread of false information and would be rolled out in the coming weeks.
At the beginning of February, the social media giant announced that it will label manipulated media shared in tweets to protect users. Twitter will label and provide more context on tweets containing synthetic and manipulated media to prevent users from being harmed. These tweets will show a warning label to people before they re-tweet or like a tweet, according to the statement.
