Internet Hoaxes

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What is the “black dot of death” bug on iPhones?

The Internet is awash with warnings about the so-called "black dot of death" which comes in the form of a…

7 years ago
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Did Pope say gun owners can’t call themselves Christian anymore? Fact Check

An article is spreading rapidly across social media that claims Pope Francis claimed that "gun owners can't call themselves Christian"…

7 years ago
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Does Kansas sign welcome 25 million visitors anally? Fact Check

According to an image online, Kansas City welcomes 25 million visitors anally. But is the image – which appears to…

7 years ago
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Did worker infect Maaza, Pepsi and other drinks with Ebola virus? Fact Check

Warnings are spreading across social media that warn readers not to consume drinks including Maaza, Coca Cola, Pepsi, Mountain Dew…

7 years ago
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Did Trump delete tweet nine times after misspelling “subpoena”? Fact Check

A satirical article from The Borowitz Report claiming President Trump deleted a tweet nine times after persistently spelling “Subpoena” incorrectly…

7 years ago
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Beware of threatening phone calls from fake HMRC agents…

UK readers are advised to be aware of a spate of scam phone calls that claim to be from the…

7 years ago
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Are cell phone numbers about to go public this month? Fact Check

A message is spreading online that claims cell phone numbers go public “this month” and will be given to telemarketers.…

7 years ago
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Michelle Wolf arrested in 2015 for bestiality? Fact Check

Rumours are circulating that claim comedian Michelle Wolf was arrested in 2015 for bestiality. Michelle Wolf hit the media spotlight…

7 years ago
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Allison Mack confess selling children to Clintons & Rothschilds? Fact Check

Spoof articles are spreading that claim Allison Mack of Smallville fame admitted to procuring children for the Clintons and Rothschilds.…

7 years ago
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Bizarre conspiracy claims Avicii killed for exposing pedophile ring

A network of absurd, spoof clickbait websites have published an article that assert DJ Avicii was killed because he had…

7 years ago