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Misinformation vs Disinformation
 

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An article uses a sensationalising, hyperbolic headline

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A video uses a deep fake of someone pretending to be a celebrity to get you to go to their website

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A blog post takes the findings of a research greatly out of context to support their claims

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An established news network mistakenly reports the finding of a recent study

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A website designed to look like SBS News spreads propaganda about a rival party in an upcoming election

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A blog post uses irony on the findings of a paper to keep their reader engaged

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An article fictionalises an undesirable side effect for an upcoming medication because the website does not like the past doings of the company

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