.WORDS disinformation and misinformation are commonly made use of mutually. Yet there is actually a subtle distinction in their significance. Disinformation is when inaccurate relevant information is actually dispersed with the intent to trick, usually as part of a co-ordinated campaign. False information is when false info is actually accidentally spread, for example through repeating a rumour to a good friend or even reposting an unconfirmed insurance claim on a social-media platform.