Conduct of modern science– 2016 • Díl 1

МАТЕРИАЛИ ЗА XVI МЕЖДУНАРОДНА НАУЧНА ПРАКТИЧНА КОНФЕРЕНЦИЯ ★ 15 - 22 февруари 2020 г. 
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credible, which makes the situation worse. That is why countries around the world are 
thinking of counteracting the lies that are being circulated on the Internet and 
eliminating their negative consequences. 
However, it is impossible to sort and stop fake news in the news stream. 
Because fake messages are so embedded in the "truth" shell that it is difficult to 
separate them from the mainstream. According to experts, fake messages are divided 
into the following types: 
False headlines; 
Inaccurate news; 
Disinformation; 
Discretion;
Slander, fake news; 
Hate speech; 
Satire, humor 
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Fake headlines - seemingly dreadful, quickly catching the audience, under the 
headline "Shock Message", "You should read it", "Quick News". When you enter the 
title, no empty or explicit information is given. Also, these headers do not include 
addresses. Such fake messages are often used to gather people to the site. 
Inaccurate news - it is not clear where and when the news was published. Such 
news will continue to circulate online for a long time. For example, such posts include 
a child thief posts, various donations, misinformation, rumors about the death of 
celebrities, or criminal charges. The US government, using the platform 
www.stopfake.org, delivers and removes it from the site so as not to mislead the 
audience for such vague news. In 2018, about 10 million of such messages were deleted 
from the social network via face book. Inaccurate news is constantly circulating on the 
network and does not lose its novelty. Because the information has no basis. The 
purpose of such innovations is to have psychological effects on the human mind and to 
create a panic among the population. 
Disinformation – changing the meaning of information is also part of fake 
news. Disinformation is a deliberate misinformation given to the opposite party or 
business partner to further improve collaboration, quality control and positioning, and 
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"Explained: What is Fake news? | Social Media and Filter Bubbles"
. Webwise.ie. June 21, 2018. Retrieved March 
25, 2019. 

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