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Fake followers, social media accounts created artificially, but that do not correspond to any real person and are often used for propaganda or other interests.
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False content created through artificial intelligence.
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False information created with the purpose of deceiving to obtain a political, economic, personal, or other gain.
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To contrast information from official sources to determine whether it is false or, on the contrary, true and reliable.
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Hoax, lie, false information.
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Excess of information—both correct and false—that spreads rapidly over a short period of time, similar to how viruses do.
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Information created to harm someone; it can be true or false, but the essential characteristic is the intention to damage a person's honor, reputation, or professional career.
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Information that is false but the person disseminating it believes is correct.
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Activity that consists of contrasting the claims of political speeches and the content circulating on social media.
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