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Real or fake message? (Phishing)

Dive with us into the world of disinformation and fake news, where online deception and manipulation prevail. The internet is saturated with messages that don't always tell the truth, undermining our trust in news, government, and science. It's time to combat 'fake news' and disinformation.

What makes fake news so dangerous?

  1. Historical Roots: Fake news is not a new phenomenon, but its influence has exponentially increased through social media.
  2. Democratic Threat: False information not only influences our behavior but can also undermine our democratic processes.
  3. Profitable Industry: Behind fake news is a lucrative industry thriving on ad revenue from sensational stories.
  4. Rapid Spread: Social media amplifies the impact of fake news through rapid dissemination and the creation of filter bubbles.
  5. Accessible to Everyone: The internet makes it easy for individuals to create fake news, from twisted stories to deepfakes.