Which statement about the reliability of information on the Internet is false?

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This question is really controvesial one and if you had attached the options to choose it would have been much easier to give you the right answer. I can tell you only one thing that usually appears in such type of questions. I bet you had the statement like ''<span>Information on the Internet is always less reliable than information in print or on television.''. That's obviously wrong, because it really does not depend on which kind of media will disinformate. Usually, most popular information which you come across on the Internet also can be founded in the newspapers. Do hope it will help you in some measure.</span>

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