“Misinformation” is an elastic term. It can cover anything from intentional falsehoods to incorrect information to contested claims to unverified claims.
But it’s hard to argue that it covers things known to be truthful.
Now I am, to say the least, not a fan of any efforts to suppress
“misinformation” because it empowers some authority somewhere to impose a
standard of what is true and what is not, and doing so is dangerous in
itself. While I would agree that in a perfect world everything we read,
hear, and speak would be entirely true and completely in context, the
reality is that we live in an imperfect world where nobody knows
everything and everybody has some agenda or another. ---More...