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ALT Graphic showing the difference between disinformation and misinformation. Disinformation: when people intentionally create false or misleading information to make money, have political influence, or to maliciously cause trouble or harm. Why do people share disinformation? For money, political gain, to cause confusion, or to sow mistrust. Misinformation: when people share disinformation but they don't realize it's false or misleading, often because they're trying to help or want to feel part of a community. Why do people share misinformation? Out of fear and wanting to protect people they care about or to connect with others who are sharing similar information.







