> No, it really isn't.

What about when gatekeepers (such as Google/Facebook/Twitter) say they are banning disinformation, but are really banning dissent?

> Disinformation is spreading factually wrong information to push an agenda.

(1) Who decides what is factually wrong?

(2) If you look at accounts that G/FB/T have banned, I'm sure the vast majority of them said some things that were true; in fact I'm sure the vast majority said more true things than false things. But the gatekeepers banned the whole accounts, not just the bits containing factual inaccuracies. This demonstrates that in the guise of combating disinformation, they are actually combating dissent.