Even though teens spend so much of our lives online, a new study by Common Sense Media found that teens between the ages of 13 and 18 increasingly do not trust the content they consume online.

Americans consistently rejected certain approaches to content moderation, placing little faith in decisions made by platform ...

Maybe it was just some bad editing. But in the age of AI, users also need to seek their own verification before trusting online content — something that's still easier said than done.

A new strategy for customer-centric innovation is helping some of the world’s leading brands develop stronger online security and trust. Organizations like Microsoft are providing that blueprint for ...

As someone who creates a lot of online content, establishing trust with my audience is crucial. I want readers to know that what I write comes genuinely from my thoughts and experiences, not ...

A few miles away, White House aides and reporters scrambled to figure out whether a viral online image of ... and potentially diminish trust in “real” content. If AI organizations and social ...

Jumio released the 2025 Jumio Online Identity Study, the fourth installment of its annual global consumer research. This year ...