Any information that contradicts corporate media and government narratives, regardless of its actual veracity. See also: fake news
by Sum-Yung-Gai April 28, 2021
Misinformation refers to content explaining something false or incorrect. Some of the most known places for Misinformation are Twitter, Facebook and forums like Quora.
by SlammerGaming0 October 21, 2023
The wrong information, often given on purpose to cloud the recipient's understanding of a topic.
**see also Disinformation
**see also Disinformation
Mary knows that shy Bob likes Ann, who secretly likes Bob back. Mary likes Bob too. Bob asks Mary about her friend Ann's relationship status. Mary gives misinformation to Bob by saying she's not exactly sure if Ann is still seeing her old boyfriend. Mary knows Bob will be too shy now to clarify Ann's status with her directly.
See also Disinformation.
See also Disinformation.
by The AntiStorm February 13, 2014
by misterkel August 19, 2021
Any statement that might hurt the Democrat Party, or any statement at all from a right-wing person. They (DNC) will use their Ministry of Truth (the media) to "fact check" the statement.
Donald Trump: The sky is blue.
The media: Trump spreads dangerous misinformation by claiming that the sky is blue
The media: Trump spreads dangerous misinformation by claiming that the sky is blue
by JudahBenJudah December 23, 2020
Anti vaxxers need to stop spreading misinformation
No, vaccines actually do cause blood clots, infertility and early death
No, vaccines actually do cause blood clots, infertility and early death
by D Flawless October 21, 2021
Any information not pre-selected by the US Mainstream Media and social networks as something that is factual.
Misinformation about the US election dropped significantly after Donald Trump was banned from Twitter.
by funguy10 January 17, 2021