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Those messages claiming free government schemes, health cures, or urgent warnings
Sensational headlines that seem too shocking to be true
Viral claims on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram about celebrities, politics, or events
Medical advice, miracle cures, or COVID-related information
Is it from a reputable news outlet? Check if the website looks official and has a history.
Real news has author names and publication dates. Old news recirculating as new is common.
Words like "SHOCKING", "You won't believe", "Share before deleted" are red flags.
If only one obscure website is reporting it, it's probably not true.
Viral photos are often old images used in new, false contexts.