Sentence examples similar to fake interaction from inspiring English sources

"To a degree with Paris Hilton, I agree that [supreme access] is a more difficult proposition but she couldn't fake her interactions with the best friends over a five- or six-week period.

The US government's plan to use technology to create and manage fake identities for social interaction with terrorists is as appalling as it is amusing.

"But more recent malware will perform a man-in-the-middle attack to obtain the user's session (a session is created after a user logs in successfully and the browser and the bank's website use this to continue the interaction) and fake the logout requests.

In this paper, we took up the intuition that humans can spot fake behavior in social interaction quite well and hence an algorithm which imitates the human brain to some extent should be able to do the same.

And they don't have to engage in fake pleasantries during the interaction.

The company pointed to other recent studies that contradict the Oxford University researchers' findings, including one that showed users' interactions with fake content have decreased on Facebook while increasing on Twitter".We've seen Facebook-specific takeaways from other academic bodies that help paint a clearer picture of the state of false news on Facebook," the company said in a statement.

There are many services out there that will promote social proof (through fake followers, likes and interactions).

In the months leading up to FBI Director James Comey's testimony before the Senate intelligence committee, President Donald Trump and his staff dismissed several New York Times reports about the two men's interactions as "fake news".

A smiling face is not an expression of happiness when the larger context identifies it as a strategy to avoid unpleasant social interactions (a fake smile).

Because of this, you won't want to try to "fake" any sort of interactions you have with people you're romantically interested in.

Thanks in part to those efforts, independent fact-checkers and some new technologies, Facebook user interaction with known fake news sites has declined by 50percentt since the 2016 election, according to a study by Stanford and New York University.