.WORDS disinformation and false information are commonly made use of interchangeably. Yet there is actually an understated difference in their definition. Disinformation is when inaccurate information is dispersed along with the intent to trick, usually as portion of a co-ordinated project.
False information is when inaccurate information is by accident spread out, for example through repeating a rumour to a pal or reposting an unconfirmed insurance claim on a social-media platform.