Question

what is a \filter bubble?\
○ the way in which we collect information from a wide variety of sources on the internet
○ the way in which information filters down to us through the news media but not social media
○ the way in which we tend to encounter only information and opinions that we agree with, online and in person
○ the way in which the internet filters information so that we see and interact only with good things

Explanation:

A filter bubble refers to the algorithmic curation of online content that exposes users only to information, perspectives, and opinions that align with their existing beliefs, preferences, and browsing history, creating a limited, biased information environment. The other options are incorrect: the first describes broad information gathering, the second incorrectly excludes social media, and the fourth incorrectly frames the filter as only showing "good things" rather than ideologically aligned content.

Answer:

the way in which we tend to encounter only information and opinions that we agree with, online and in person