Learning news literacy skills can help readers spot real 'malinformation'
Malinformation has a seed of truth, or makes selective use of facts, but is repackaged and shared with the specific intent to cause harm.
Source: suntimes.com
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Malinformation has a seed of truth, or makes selective use of facts, but is repackaged and shared with the specific intent to cause harm.
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