Smart Monitoring of Digital Media Communication at Social Platforms for fixing the Issues with fake content

Abstract

Today, more than 4 billion people use social media globally now, and this trend is growing year over year with significant implications for privacy. Verification and authentication are highly difficult tasks because of extensive usage of social media-based global news. Several researches have introduced the use of Distributed ledger technology (Blockchain) in social media to address these limitations. The most well-known decentralized method used today is blockchain technology, which has been taken into consideration when creating the next generation of decentralized social platforms. This article also performs a systematic study and provides a summary of how fake news spreads in the real world, how it spreads in a decentralized system, and how the rumour block strategy functions. This article also covers a number of difficulties in implementing Blockchain in social media fake environments and suggests alternate approaches for implementation and further study.