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In a recent national opinion survey conducted by Asahi Shimbun, it was found that 85% of respondents believe that regulation of social media platforms is necessary. The survey focused on the impact of information shared on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, with concerns raised about the spread of misinformation affecting elections.

The survey results reflect a growing awareness of the potential harm caused by fake news and the need for stricter regulations to combat its influence. With the rise of social media as a primary source of information for many people, the spread of false information has become a significant concern.

Experts have pointed out that the unchecked spread of misinformation on social media can have serious consequences, including undermining the democratic process and creating social unrest. The survey findings highlight the public’s recognition of the need for measures to address this issue and protect the integrity of information shared online.

As discussions around regulating social media platforms continue to evolve, the survey results serve as a reminder of the importance of ensuring the accuracy and reliability of information shared on these platforms. With a majority of respondents expressing support for regulation, it is clear that the issue of combating fake news on social media is a pressing concern for many.