I think that for democracies, transparency is sometimes regarded as our weakness, because authoritarian regimes simply use our transparency to penetrate our society. However, when transparency is used in the right way, together with effective public communication, transparency can be our strength. This is how we perceive it in Taiwan.
We talk about fighting disinformation. We pretty much adhere to the principles of democracy, which are very important, such as having freedom of speech and freedom of the press. Even if we know there is disinformation, we don't forbid people from speaking up.
Actually, what we are doing is always in response to fake news or disinformation, but that's okay: The more we do that, the more our people will know. We have several different kinds of apps telling our people how to discern. These are voluntary: The people who volunteer to do this want to be of service to the country, to our society.
Again, transparency is our strength.