This study examines how the continued influence of misinformation persists even after it has been retracted or corrected, despite participants remembering the correction. The researchers tested whether explicit warnings about potential misleading information could reduce this effect. A specific warning about the continued influence effect (CIE) successfully decreased reliance on outdated information, but did not fully eliminate it; a more general warning was even less effective. Additionally, combining the specific warning with a plausible alternative explanation for the misinformation further reduced the CIE, but it remained present.