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00:00In the digital world, particularly in social media,

00:04we encounter a lot of different information disorders.

00:07Some of these are considered harmless,

00:10but sometimes they can lead to a complicated and dangerous situation.

00:16That's why we'll talk about the information disorders

00:20that we often encounter here in MIL 101.

00:26Let's start with what the term information disorder means.

00:33It refers to the different kinds of information that circulate around us.

00:39It includes misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation.

00:45Let's discuss them one by one.

00:47The difference is that they are based on the intention and truthfulness of the information being transmitted.

00:52First, misinformation.

00:54It means false information with no bad intentions.

00:59These are the kinds of misinformation that are being transmitted,

01:02but it has no intention to deceive, deceive, or harm anyone.

01:06Most of the time, it is due to unintentional mistakes,

01:10such as mishearing, misunderstanding of a piece of news,

01:14miscalculation, or unverified information.

01:17For example, you heard that drinking hot water can cure diseases.

01:23That's why you shared it with others.

01:25But in reality, it has no scientific basis.

01:29So, that's malicious information.

01:31Misinformation, rather.

01:33Malinformation, or malicious information,

01:37is a type of information disorder that uses real information,

01:42but in a bad way.

01:45For our RSP, for instance,

01:48what they do here is,

01:50an artist said,

01:52or when something happened in his life,

01:56he didn't like it,

01:58or the way he said it,

02:00it's like a curse.

02:02That's malicious information

02:04that often happens in social media.

02:07That's why we need to be careful here.

02:09How does this happen?

02:11When sensitive information is released,

02:14such as private images or details

02:22Another example,

02:23someone posted some personal information

02:25on social media to embarrass him.

02:28What effect does this have on society?

02:30It's hard to know which is the truth and which is not.

02:34Especially when there's a pandemic,

02:36where many people immediately believe

02:39every piece of information they receive

02:41because of panic.

02:43We lose trust in the media,

02:45the government,

02:47and other institutions.

02:49There's a lack of understanding

02:51and communication between people.

02:54Sometimes, we might be exposed to wrong information

02:58that we see online,

03:00especially if it has something to do with health and politics.

03:04And of course,

03:06the disinformation of RSP

03:08has an intention to tell you

03:11the wrong information.

03:13Of course, we need to verify it.

03:16We always verify.

03:18We call it networked disinformation.

03:20It's a broad assurance

03:22that the news you receive is wrong.

03:25That's why we need to avoid

03:28spreading wrong information.

03:31We need to be able to see

03:33where the information comes from.

03:36And if it's from a reliable source.

03:39We also need to verify the information

03:42before we share it.

03:44Before you share any news or information,

03:46make sure it's correct

03:48by checking other sources.

03:51And it should be primary sources.

03:53Be responsible when using social media.

03:56Avoid sharing unconfirmed information.

04:00And don't get carried away by emotions

04:02when you read news.

04:04We should only share the right information.

04:07If you see wrong information,

04:09correct it in a proper way.

04:14Remember, nowadays,

04:16it's very easy to spread information.

04:19That's why it's our responsibility

04:21to ensure that the information we share

04:24is correct and helpful to others.

04:26Be observant

04:28and don't just believe

04:30everything you read or hear.

04:33That's the misinformation,

04:35disinformation, and malinformation

04:38that we talked about this morning

04:40here on EMAIL 101.

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