Sentence examples for easy to spoof from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the world of walking is easy to spoof.

The Shapp's ad was probably very easy to design at home but it was also very easy to spoof.

And it's easy to spoof emails, so there's very little you can do to in order to make sure you're not being tricked.

IP addresses are easy to spoof, and even if some do point to North Korea, that is far from watertight evidence of the country's involvement.

Unfortunately, you can't trust that the incoming number displayed on your telephone is real, this kind of data is very easy to spoof.

I'm not even a big fan of spoof movies – I always think it's a bit easy to spoof something – but this is just giddily funny in the way that I remember Airplane! was for me as a teenager.

TechCrunch understands from a source familiar with the situation that Facebook's algorithm for Trending relies on the number of articles and posts about the topic — a relatively easy system to spoof with a fake, viral headline.

Other recent targets of the Yes Men's brand of sarcasm include Apple and Chevron.It's not easy to be spoof-proof Although these big companies no doubt have various legal means to curb the activities of impostors once they have revealed themselves, it is difficult and expensive for them to do much to prevent hoaxes in the first place.

But the best of what happens in Car Share is understated, down to the easy-to-miss spoof ads on the car radio ("Brillington College – where brilliant is almost our name"), and the lovely, un-showy fantasy sequences when Kayleigh daydreams herself a diva.

It's easy to imagine someone spoofing back and forth around the world to farm rare Pokémon as they pop up, slinging them on eBay (or wherever) for a few bucks a pop, and just spoofing to an agreed location to initiate a trade.

The RIAA will send it a letter, with scant evidence do you know how easy it is to spoof an IP address?—demanding that the user be warned.