US EditionHow to Recognize Fake Shops on the Internet
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Recognizing misinformation and misinformation on the Internet is becoming more and more difficult – but also more and more important. Image: depositphotos.com/ Igor Stevanovic Many Germans feel overwhelmed when it comes to detecting misinformation on the Internet. A representative survey by the digital association Bitkom under 1,003 people aged 16 and over shows that the average self-assessment of media literacy is at a school grade of 3.1. Only…
Fake shops seem deceptively real at first glance, but only pull the money out of the customer's pocket. Nicole Schneider from the consumer center Erfurt explains how you recognize fraudulent sides.
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