Facebook's removal of misleading ads, aka "disinformation", is an interesting reversal of existing policy. This is a perfect example of the subjectivity of digital content where consumers need to know the context in order to assess the validity of the message. Messages from a government official carry more legitimacy than an unknown source. The bigger question is confirming that these kinds of messages are legitimate and not spoofed from someone trying to influence the public with misleading information, which requires knowing the source of the message. News and social platforms should provide their users with this important context to help stem the tide of disinformation.  Read Less