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Voters mistrust Twitter greater than Fb, assume social media has made world a worse place

An unique Newsweek ballot has discovered that registered voters within the U.S. mistrust social media platforms, with TikTok's score the bottom of the seven platforms listed.
An exclusive Newsweek poll has found that registered voters in the U.S. distrust social media platforms, with TikTok's rating the lowest of the seven platforms listed.

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