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these may also include fake user reports to make themselves seem more credible

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Websites may include fake realistic pictures to sell their idea

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Some websites may also link you to other fake news websites

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There websites may include some fantastical creature to grab your interest like the sasquatch.

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Deep fake is like copying somebody else face

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If you find a fake news website make r=sure to tell others to keep the public aware.

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Make sure that the news isn't just fake to be funny and tells you that.

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If something happened a few days ago then why would a news website still be telling you about it, it may be that it just hasn't been updated, but this is a case where you should be skeptical.

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If, say a website tells you about surprising news that's normal, but of a website makes you feel super emotional, that is a fake news website.

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If you want another way to spot fake news, check other websites and TV channels, if it is saying something different then, first check the trust worthiness of the other web sites, report it as fake news.

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If an article is being shared on Facebook or Twitter, you can see immediately the publication where the article originated. Browse to the original site to view past articles on the same or similar topics.

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Propaganda can be used as easily identifiable fake news to attempt to change peoples minds.

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In the U.S., instances of identifiable fake news can be seen as far back as the colonial period.

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Check the design quality
Pay attention to contact information and shop policies.
Do a search for reviews and potential scams.
Or use a fake website scanner

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Look closely at the domain name,
watch out for tricky subdomains, and
be careful with links in emails.

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Check other sources, check other mainstream news outlets for a similar story, check your emotions for an extremes.

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Look for unusual URLs or site names, signs of low quality, or check the "about us" section.

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If you want to know if something is fake news ask these questions"

Who made this?

Who is the target audience?

Who paid for this? Or, who gets paid if you click on this?

Who might benefit or be harmed by this message?

What is left out of this message that might be important?

Is this credible (and what makes you think that)?

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Some times fake news is so similar but is just different enough to be fake and that can be hart to spot

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Most kids and teens get their news from their feeds.