Health, finances and online shopping: How can you tell if information on the internet is accurate?
Digital assistants help consumers to make decisions.
As part of the Risk Atlas project, the Harding Centre for Risk Literacy has developed digital decision-making tools for consumer education. These tools, which take the form of graphics and an app, cover a wide range of topics, such as health, data protection, finance and online shopping, and are now available to consumers and multipliers.
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