A message that is intended to mislead or manipulate the audience is unethical, even if its content is true.

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Misleading or manipulating an audience is unethical because it can lead to serious problems. For example, a pharmaceutical company that fails to release data from an unofficial source that can affect proper evaluation of its product is being unethical, even if it is not legally bound to disclose the results.

A Message That Is Intended to Mislead or Manipulate the Audience