However, scammers have become increasingly sophisticated in their tactics, often using fake update notifications to trick you into downloading malware or providing personal information.

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One clever shopper has shared a simple trick with the Nintendo Switch fan community to help people distinguish legit Switch games from fake ones. The trick works to assist people while shopping in ...

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“Photo of fake ID found on Luigi Mangione during arrest,” the post’s text reads. The Threads post received more than 1,000 likes in four days, with many users recognizing a key word that ...

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Image credits: nate_fakes We love food, and we’re big fans of these comics by Nate! The artist shared with Bored Panda that food serves as a fantastic muse for his gag comics. According to him ...

Few rivalries deliver better than Burger King vs. McDonald’s. But when a fake meme stirs the pot, the line between humor and harm gets blurry. Burger King and McDonald’s have been sparring for ...

The caption confirms what many viewers suspected: The product is fake. “Snackfish :⁣ verb,” the post reads following a misleading description of the fictional foodstuff. ”⁣A snack that ...

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Campaigners are warning the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create realistic but fake nude images of real women is becoming "normalised". It's also an increasing concern in schools.

This series draws from common sense, critical thinking skills, and universal standards of journalism to give viewers the tools to discern fact from fiction in news reports, identify fake news ...