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No, 听说 (tīng shuō) is not used to express agreement. 听说 (tīng shuō) is used to express that something has been heard or told. It is used to indicate that something is being reported or relayed, and not necessarily that it is true. For example, one might say 听说 (tīng shuō) 他们要去旅行 (tāmen yào qù lǚxíng) (I heard they are going on a trip). This does not necessarily mean that the speaker agrees with the statement.
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听说 (tīng shuō) is used to indicate that something has been heard or told. For example, one might say "我听说你去了中国 (wǒ tīng shuō nǐ qù le Zhōngguó) - I heard you went to China".
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