Unsolicited Card Reader Warning
A Facebook post warns users of “unsolicited card readers,” but the larger risk seems to be a highly sophisticated form of phishing.
A Facebook post warns users of “unsolicited card readers,” but the larger risk seems to be a highly sophisticated form of phishing.
A post detailing a “fun series of events in Finland” describing the power of worker solidarity was shared to Twitter, then screenshots took off on other platforms.
Screenshots of a purported “Pathway to Citizenship (Make Them Earn It)” page on Andrew Yang’s website Yang2020.com looked real, but were hard to find.
A barista and a manager were fired after a photograph of the cup was posted online.
A viral social media status update critiques Amazon’s Whole Foods over a purported holiday food drive arranged so that customers purchase food in-store and donate it to needy families.
A viral Facebook post purportedly shows former United States President Barack Obama bowing to a “terrorist” in a photograph that the user claimed had been “censored” by the social media network.
A long-circulating claim that Casey Anthony is pregnant with twins continues to spread as purportedly new news.
A hyper-viral Facebook post purportedly shows a newspaper article about private prisons suing states for millions of dollars if “lockup quotas” are not met.
A clip from March 2019 resurfaced months later on Twitter.
A meme on the Facebook page “Impeach Trump” claimed the federal deficit was $585 billion on January 20 2017 and $984 billion on January 20 2019.