On social platforms, the rapid dissemination and extensive coverage of information enable the public to keep abreast of social events. However, certain improper actions may mislead the public's awareness of social events. The following are some actions that may lead to misconceptions： ### 1. **Selective reporting** -Deliberately ignore the key details or background information of the incident, and only present some facts, resulting in a one-sided public understanding of the incident. ### 2. **Taken out of context** -Quoting or intercepting fragments of someone's speech or behavior, out of context, to create an impression that is inconsistent with the facts. ### 3. **Dissemination of false information** -Spreading unverified news or completely fabricated information to mislead the public's judgment on the incident. ### 4. **Emotional expression** -Use inflammatory language, exaggerated headlines or pictures to stimulate the public's emotional response and influence rational judgment. ### 5. **Misleading by opinion leaders** -Some influential accounts or individuals may publish biased or misleading opinions for specific purposes to guide public opinion. ### 6. **Robot account and navy** -Create false public opinion trends through a large number of fake accounts to create the illusion that “most people support a certain point of view.” ### 7. **In-depth forgery technology** -Use AI technology to fake videos, audio, or pictures to create fake content that seems to be real and confuse the eyes and ears. ### 8. **Labeling and stigmatization** -Simply label social events or related persons, or stigmatize them in the absence of evidence, affecting the public's objective perception of them. ### Preventive advice When facing information on social platforms, the public should remain vigilant, verify the sources of information through multiple parties, pay attention to reports from authoritative media, cultivate critical thinking, and avoid blindly believing or forwarding unconfirmed information. At the same time, social platforms also have the responsibility to strengthen content review, combat false information and malicious operations, and create a healthy online environment.