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According to CNN Indonesia, citing that in the data presented by the Ministry of Communication and Information, there are 800 thousand sites in Indonesia that are indicated as spreading false news and expressing hatred (hate) (Pratama, 2016). The Ministry of Communication and Information has also succeeded in 773 thousand sites in 2016 based on 10 groups. The ten groups include pornography, racial intolerance, illegal conversation, drugs, gambling, radicalism, violence, children, internet security, and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). Of that amount, the most is pornography (Jamaludin, 2016).

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hoaks or hoaxes are hoax news or non-sourced news. Hoax is information that is actually not true, but is made as if it were true. This is seen with so much hoax information. Misleading hoax news circulates through various digital channels, including online media sites, blogs, websites, social media, e-mail and instant messaging applications. The spread of hoaxes on the internet is actually not a problem that only occurs in Indonesia. In fact, the United States even experienced serious problems related to the spread of hoaxes on social media, especially Facebook and Twitter.
What simple actions can we take so as not to join in spreading hoaxes? The following tips: 
1. Be careful with provocative titles
The news hoax often uses a sensational and provocative title. The contents can also be taken from official media news, which are altered to create the desired perception of the hoax news maker.
2. Pay attention to Site Address
For information obtained from the website or including a link, check the URL address of the site in question. If it comes from a site that has not been verified as an official press institution, for example using a blog domain, the information is arguably dubious. According to Press Council records, in Indonesia there are around 43,000 sites that claim to be news portals.
3. Check the Facts
You need to pay attention to where the news is obtained. Is it from an official institution such as the KPK or the National Police. You should not easily believe if the information comes from CSO activists, political figures or observers.
4. Check the Authenticity of Photos
In the current era of digital technology, not only text content can be manipulated, but also other content in the form of photos or videos. There are times when fake news makers also edit photos to provoke readers.
5. Participate in Anti Hoax Discussion Groups
On Facebook there are a number of anti-hoax fanpage and discussion groups, for example the Anti-Defamation, Hasut and Hoax (FAFHH) Forum, Indonesian Hoax Buster Fanpage & Group, Indonesian Hoaxes Fanpage, and the Lifeboat Group.
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    Hoax is news that we often see but the news is not appropriate, does not have clear facts or can be said fake news whose information is not true, but the news is made as if it were true / reality carried out by unscrupulous elements. smart way to overcome so that users or listeners of social media avoid hoax news.
- First, be careful with provocative headlines. In news, usually a hoax will begin by using provocative titles with sensational intentions in order to provoke readers or listeners. Often giving provocative sensational titles, for example by pointing directly certain parties. Content in the news is often quoted from other official media and adjusted to their needs by making the content as interesting as possible. Therefore, if you find a provocative headline, you should look for references that have clear facts or in the form Similar news from the official online site, then compares the contents of the two, whether they are the same or different. In this way, the reader can at least reach a more precise or balanced conclusion.
- As for, participating in anti-hoax discussion groups. On social media that are already available such as Facebook there are already a number of anti-hoax fanpage and discussion groups. In this discussion group, netizens can join to ask whether the information is true or not, and get clerication given by others. (https://www.cnnindonesia.com/teknologi/20161201200807-185-176705/lima-cara-anticipasi-berita-hoax-di-media-social/) the government acts through the ministry of communication and technology information to promote educational programs for the use of social media hereby users can use social media responsibly and not cheat or hate.
- Therefore, check the correct data or facts. By checking the data or news, we will avoid hoax news. Before we have to know where the news came from? who is the source of the news? is it from an official institution or not? if not, don't be quick to believe the news, pay attention to the balance of the news source. The thing we need to pay attention to in choosing the right news is in terms of the difference between news based on facts and opinions. A fact is something that happens based on clear evidence because with evidence it can strengthen the results of the news while opinions are thoughts or opinions of someone about the news so it tends to be subjective.

Consequently, we as a people who often see the news and who use existing social media we must be smart and able to filter news well and wisely so that we do not misunderstand the news. If you are curious about news that is still in doubt, ask the colleagues from news sources. Finally, let's say "Stop" to hoax news.

Kezia Grace Ndraha

Topic : Hoax
Title   : stop be hoax slave
Ts       : Anticipate or ward off Hoax news so
             that it doens't get trapped inside
Body 1 : Be careful with provocative titles
Body 2 : Join an anti-hoax discussion group
Body 3 : Check the facts
Conclusion : Therefore, we as a smart society we must be able to filter a news well and wisely. This means let us respond to an information or news, lest we are consumed with hoax news. Hold yourself if it is doubtful, then if necessary ask colleagues from the source of the news. Provide education about the dangers of hoax news. Finally say let's say "no" to hoaxes

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Stop be hoax slave

According to Werme (2016), hoaxes are false news that contain information that deliberately misleads people and has a certain political agenda. Hoaks are not just misleading, information in fake news also has no factual basis, but is presented as a series of facts. Today, hoaxes are fake news that often appears on the internet and has the aim to spread panic and mass fear. Activities carried out by a number of irresponsible persons. Especially with the development of technology, especially on smartphones and social media, the types of hoaxes on the internet are increasingly numerous and dangerous.If not careful, cyberspace users or netizens can easily be consumed by hoax hoaxes. In fact, it can even help to spread hoaxes, which of course would be very detrimental to victims of defamation. There are ways to anticipate or ward off hoax news.

The first,Be careful with provocative titles.

hoaxes usually use provocative and sensational titles in accordance with their purpose of provoking their readers. Often affixing provocative sensational titles, for example by directly pointing to certain parties. The contents are often quoted from other official media and adjusted to their needs. Therefore, if you encounter news with provocative titles, you should look for references in the form of similar news from the official online site, then compare the contents, whether they are the same or different. This way, at least the reader can reach a more balanced conclusion.

Secondly, take part in an anti-hoax discussion group.

On Facebook there are a number of anti-hoax fanpage and discussion groups, for example the Anti-Defamation, Hasut and Hoax (FAFHH) Forum, Indonesian Hoax Buster Fanpage & Group, Indonesian Hoaxes Fanpage, and the Lifeboat Group. In these discussion groups, netizens can join in asking whether an information is a hoax or not, as well as looking at the clarification that has been given by others. All members can contribute so that the group functions like crowdsourcing that utilizes the power of many people.

(https://www.cnnindonesia.com/teknologi/20161201200807-185-176705/lima-cara-anticipasi-berita-hoax-di-media-social/)

The government itself through the ministry of communication and information technology is promoting education and literacy programs for users of social media. This is important so that users can use responsibly and not be inundated with hoaxes or hate speech. In line with the program as a teacher who is the spearhead in education has a vital role in anticipating and combating hoax news.

As for,Check the facts.

Where does the news come from? Who is the source? Is it from an official institution such as the KPK or the National Police? if not, do not believe quickly if the information comes from activists, political figures, or CSO observers. Pay attention to the balance of news sources. If there is only one source, the reader cannot get the whole picture. Another thing to note is the difference between news that is based on facts and opinions. Facts are events that occur with testimony and evidence, because with the evidence it reinforces the results of the news while opinions are opinions and impressions of news writers so they tend to be subjective.

Therefore, we as a smart society we must be able to filter a news well and wisely. This means let us respond to an information or news, lest we are consumed with hoax news. Hold yourself if it is doubtful, then if necessary ask colleagues from the source of the news. Provide education about the dangers of hoax news. Finally say let's say "no" to hoaxes