Microsoft's Edge browser now warns you when you're reading fake news

For those who have a problem trying to separate real news from fake news, the mobile version of Microsoft's Edge browser will try to help. A recent update sent to both the iOS and Android versions of the app adds a feature from a company called NewsGuard that uses trained journalists to rate news websites. These ratings are based on "journalistic standards of credibility and transparency."
The green shield, which appears on sites like The New York Times, means that the site "generally maintains basic standards of accuracy and accountability." A red shield, which appears when you browse the U.K.'s Daily Mail, warns you to "proceed with caution" since that particular website fails to "maintain basic standards of accuracy and accountability."