Poles are fed up with disinformation. Almost 40% agree to internet control

The tragic attack in Krakow has sparked a wave of online manipulation, highlighting the shortcomings of social media platforms and state procedures in combating disinformation. A recent study shows that Poles are more supportive of government regulation of the internet compared to their regional neighbors. While 37% of Poles favor state control to prevent harmful ideas, concerns about digital censorship persist. The rise of disinformation poses threats not only to public discourse but also to businesses, with 86% of entrepreneurs viewing it as a direct risk. Experts emphasize the need for effective measures to protect truth and reputation in the digital age.