Combating misinformation justifies restricting free speech online
Supporters believe false information threatens democracy, public health, and social cohesion, requiring content moderation and fact-checking even if it limits expression. Critics argue that determining truth is subjective, censorship creates dangerous precedents, and the cure of restricting speech is worse than the disease of misinformation.
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