Moraes sees '2nd generation' of fake news, Cade wants to investigate research institutes, Netflix creates plan with advertising and +

ELECTIONS: Alexandre de Moraes says the country faces '2nd generation' of fake news in this year's elections. For the president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), the creators of disinformation have simultaneously manipulated true premises to reach false conclusions. Another artifice is the use of information conveyed by traditional media to plant fake news, replicated by campaigns. (Land)
AND EITHER: There is exactly one month left until the first test is administered. More than 3 million subscribers are preparing for the 13th and 20th of November, when the National High School Exam (Enem) 2022. Check out how to access old tests, booklets and tips before the test. (Brazil Agency)
NETFLIX: The streaming platform announced this Thursday (13) that will launch a partially ad-funded subscription on November 3. The measure seeks to boost the growth of the platform, offering an option 7 reais cheaper to customers, at a value of R$18,90 per month. (That is)
ELECTORAL JUSTICE: Since January 2022, 26% of actions registered with the Electoral Court were linked to fake news, representing the majority of requests made to the body. In second place come complaints of advance advertising, according to a document from the Superior Electoral Court. (G1)
RESEARCHES: President of the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade) orders an investigation to be opened to investigate the Datafolha, Ipec and Ipespe institutes. The allegation is that the entities have similarly mistaken the final result of the October 2nd vote for President of the Republic. (Estadão)🚥
POPCORN: 'She-Hulk' ends by trolling the nerds who trolled the series. Although part of the public is not satisfied with the break with standards in the Marvel cinematic universe, the series and the character persisted and surprised 'haters'. Spoiler alert! (The Gazette)
MONOPOLIIES: Google Faces European Union antitrust charges over advertising deals. (Business Season)🚥
PROTECTION: The Nubank digital bank launched this Thursday (13) a tool to restrict apps outside the home. Called “street mode”, the mechanism makes it possible to define a secure Wi-Fi network and configure transaction limits outside the home. (Power360º)