# How social platform operations guide misperceptions Actions on social platforms that may cause the public to have a false understanding of social events include： ## Information manipulation class 1. **Selective information presentation**: Only show some aspects of the event, ignoring important background or related information 2. **Taken out of context**: Separate speech or video clips from the original context and change the original meaning 3. **Dissemination of false information**: Publish doctored or completely fictitious content 4. **Title party**: Use inflammatory or misleading titles, the content does not match the title ## Technical means 1. **Algorithm manipulation**: Use platform algorithms to create an "information cocoon" to strengthen specific views 2. **Synthetic media**: Use AI technologies such as Deepfake to create fake videos or audio 3. **Robot Network Army**: Use automated accounts to spread specific narratives on a large scale 4. **Deliberately amplify marginal views**: Amplify extreme but non-mainstream views to make them seem universal ## Emotion and perception manipulation 1. **Emotional incitement**: Use extreme language to stimulate emotional reactions such as anger and fear 2. **Disguise authority**: Fake experts, official or trusted sources to publish information 3. **Collaborative screen swiping**: Organize a large number of accounts to publish similar content at the same time, creating the illusion that a certain point of view is universal Responsible information consumption should include cross-examining sources of information, finding complete context, being wary of emotional content, and focusing on facts rather than opinions.