Propaganda gives distorted information, while censorship deletes all or parts of information to the public.

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Propaganda and censorship are two different ways of controlling information. Propaganda involves the deliberate spread of distorted or misleading information to influence public opinion, while censorship involves the suppression or deletion of information deemed inappropriate or harmful by those in power.

Propaganda Gives Distorted Information, While Censorship Deletes All or Parts