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Misinformation is information that does not comply with the facts. To distinguish it from disinformation -> [Disinformation] it must be stated that the source where misinformation originates from does not intentionally spread that wrong information. Predominantly it is a lack of proofed facts which are leading to the appearance and contribution of misinformation. The current structure of the internet and especially social media delivers a platform, open to any person who intends to spread information. As a result so called “Fake News” occur and more importantly are spread in a rapid speed. As stated by Lynch: “Fake news spread online is a clear danger to democratic politics.”. References
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