Sentence examples for form of fake from inspiring English sources

The anecdotal plot, told in the form of fake surveillance footage, travels from women's dressing rooms to deserted shopping malls.

Fentanyl and similar derivatives are then sold either as heroin, in the form of fake Oxycontin pills, or scarily, sometimes even in pills made to look like anti-anxiety medications such as Xanax.

Those could help Facebook figure out if the comment is objectionable, a form of "fake news", or just irrelevant.

Or a dating app could show ads for television shows in the form of fake profiles of the show's characters.

The brains at iDisguise think they have a solution: camouflage, in the form of fake Altoid-like tins.

While these sorts of chain letters might seem like a pretty trivial form of fake news to worry about, the problem of false rumors spreading like lightning across WhatsApp's platform has been linked to far more serious consequences.

But does anyone really want to go back to the days of swinging in the Carlyle dripping with pearls, chinchilla and other forms of fake significance?

Facebook was built to foster engagement, and sensationalism (just one of the many forms of Fake News) encourages engagement.

"If blocking ads doesn't violate their TOS, why should flagging fake news?" Under considerable duress following the election, Facebook has expressed its intentions to combat the myriad forms of fake news that run rampant on its massive social platform.

Trade in other forms of fake and counterfeit products - such as electronics and clothing - has tended to emphasise the performativity involved: for instance, in selling products as genuine or the seeking out of products (such as designer bags) that are sufficiently impressive facsimiles to confer status to the owner (e.g. Nakassis 2012; Geiger-Oneto et al. 2013).

It locked a user's computer, and send a message in the form of a fake police warning, demanding 100 euros ($134) to unlock it.