Information Availability on the Internet Search engines have made finding and sorting information easier by just entering keywords on the Internet. Information about almost everything in the world is available instantly through search engines. But is the information presented online accurate?
Studies have shown that there is a lot of misinformation displayed on search engines when finding facts about a certain topic. For example, when a person searches a certain topic, the information that the person gets might not be factually correct. Many search engines pull information from sites that can be written and edited by the public at any time. Therefore, it is easier to be misinformed about a topic. Hence, it is important to check multiple sites to get accurate information. Some people believe search engines also reduce the memory capacity of people. Search engines can be helpful if used correctly.

Question:Which claim from the passage lacks supporting evidence?

A. ) Some people believe search engines also reduce the memory capacity of people.
B. ) For example, when a person searches a certain topic, the information that the person gets might not be factually correct.
C. ) Hence, it is important to check multiple sites to get accurate information.
D. ) Information about almost everything in the world is available instantly through search engines.