Public inquiry will hear policy experts talk of role of "disinformation" and social media in protests
The role of online misinformation will be discussed this morning at the public inquiry into emergency legislation to clear ``Freedom Convoy'' protests.
A panel of policy experts will begin the day talking about misinformation, disinformation and the role of social media.
The inquiry wants expert input to determine if the federal government was right to use the Emergencies Act to clear protests.
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