Which term denotes the space where exposure to opposing viewpoints is limited by algorithms, shaping your information diet?

• A. Echo Chamber
• B. Filter Bubble
• C. Misinformation
• D. Deepfake

Answer: (B)

Exposure to what you see online is often shaped by algorithms that learn your interests and preferences. This creates a filter bubble, the space where content is filtered to match what you’ve engaged with, which can limit exposure to opposing viewpoints and shape your information diet. The term echo chamber describes a social environment where similar ideas circulate among like-minded people, but the question highlights the algorithm-driven narrowing of what you’re exposed to, which is best described as a filter bubble. Misinformation and deepfake refer to false content or manipulated media, not the mechanism that narrows exposure.