Asked by BTD YungSteper
How does disinformation typically appear on social media platforms?
It is posted by trolls and automated accounts.
It is posted by advertisers trying to attract customers.
It is posted by news agencies to encourage comments.
It is posted by friends who are sharing ideas and interests.
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It is posted by trolls and automated accounts.
Disinformation is deliberate false or misleading content spread intentionally (often by trolls, bots/automated accounts, or coordinated campaigns). Friends may unknowingly share misinformation (not intentional disinformation), and advertisers or news outlets generally have different goals.
Disinformation is deliberate false or misleading content spread intentionally (often by trolls, bots/automated accounts, or coordinated campaigns). Friends may unknowingly share misinformation (not intentional disinformation), and advertisers or news outlets generally have different goals.
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