Hoax
A hoax is a deliberate deception or trick, designed to mislead people into believing something false as true. Hoaxes can take various forms, including fabricated news, forged documents, or staged events, and are often intended for humor, political gain, financial profit, or social manipulation. Throughout history, hoaxes have exploited public trust and media channels, sometimes causing widespread confusion or panic. The rise of digital communication has increased the speed and reach of hoaxes, making critical evaluation of information essential.
For more information, see Hoax - Wikipedia.
For more information, see Hoax - Wikipedia.
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