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Internet & Celebrity Culture Myths

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Question 1 of 20Pop CultureAutomated accounts can inflate likes, follows, comments, or views.
Question 2 of 20Pop CultureA verified badge proves that every claim an account posts is true.
Question 3 of 20Pop CultureAn account with professional photos cannot be an impersonator.
Question 4 of 20Pop CultureInfluencers never need to disclose free products if no cash changed hands.
Question 5 of 20Pop CultureRecommendation algorithms can personalize what different users see.
Question 6 of 20Pop CultureA large follower count always means an audience is highly engaged.
Question 7 of 20Pop CultureA trending hashtag proves that millions of unique people support the same message.
Question 8 of 20Pop CultureUS endorsement guidance calls for clear disclosure of material connections in advertising.
Question 9 of 20Pop CultureA parasocial relationship is a largely one-sided bond with a media figure.
Question 10 of 20Pop CultureA private social-media account guarantees that nothing posted can leave the approved audience.
Question 11 of 20Pop CultureA trend can spread from one platform to another.
Question 12 of 20Pop CultureA public online persona can be selectively curated.
Question 13 of 20Pop CultureA viral post always reflects the majority opinion of the entire population.
Question 14 of 20Pop CultureDeepfake technology can create synthetic video or audio that imitates a real person.
Question 15 of 20Pop CultureEvery fan account is officially approved by the person it covers.
Question 16 of 20Pop CultureThe meaning and requirements of a verification badge can differ by platform.
Question 17 of 20Pop CultureRoyalty-free media is not necessarily the same as public-domain media.
Question 18 of 20Pop CultureEvery celebrity personally writes and publishes every post on their account.
Question 19 of 20Pop CultureA meme can incorporate copyrighted photography, video, art, or text.
Question 20 of 20Pop CultureA screenshot is impossible to alter convincingly.

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