How do companies get away with saying “Real people, not actors” when it’s quite obvious that they are actors?

Question

How do companies get away with saying “Real people, not actors” when it’s quite obvious that they are actors?

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Answer 1

Even if it looks like they are actors that doesn’t necessarily mean they are actors. It’s not that hard to make yourself look good when you are the one with the cameras and you get to decide what moments are included or what footage to drop on the floor. Doesn’t matter if 90% of their comments and reactions are negative if you choose only to keep 10% of the footage.