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The message below: "DO NOT put the France flag as your profile picture (no offense to the French) I'm warning you all. The ISIS will find you and kill you and your family," is nothing but a hoax. The bogus message, spreading on social media or networking websites like wildfire, claims that Facebook users who use the French flag overla...

There is a rumor spreading on social media and the rest of the internet, which claims that WhatsApp Messenger, a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows users to exchange messages, will launch a new feature called "Chatting With." The new feature should allow WhatsApp users to see who their contacts or friends are chatting with. ...

The article: "After Nearly 18 Years, Tupac Shakur Now 43, Comes Out Of Hiding," published on fake-news website: "www.Huzlers.com", is NOT true. All of the articles on the website "www.Huzlers.com" are fictional, should not be taken as facts, and any resemblance to the truth is purely coincidental. Tupac Amaru Shakur, a...

The hoax below, which claims that American actor Peter Dinklage died in a car accident, is another reason why you should always use popular and reputable news websites as your source of information. Peter Dinklage is NOT DEAD and the website: "www.gendalfnews .work," where the fake story was published, is a fake-news website. The website...

The article: "Youtube Will Be Unavailable For 3 Weeks Due To Major Update Starting Oct. 1," published on fake-news website "www.dailymediabuzz.com" is not true. YouTube will not be unavailable for 3 weeks starting October 1, 2015. The fake article or story is spreading on social networking websites and the rest of internet like ...

Austrian-American actor and bodybuilder, Arnold Schwarzenegger, who is best known for his role in the movie: "The Terminator," is not dead. The actor is alive and well. His death hoax, published on fake-news website: "msmbc.co," is spreading on the internet like wildfire, especially on social networking websites, where the fake ...

American actor James Earl Jones is not dead. The actor is alive and well. A prank, that is spreading on the internet like wildfire, especially on social networking websites, claims the 84 year-old actor died in Arkabutla, Mississippi. At the writing of this article, the website that created the prank, claims that over a million people have fallen f...

The article: "NASA Confirms Earth Will Experience 15 Days Of Complete Darkness in November 2015," published on fake-news website "newswatch33.com," is a hoax. The fake article is spreading on the internet like wildfire, but NASA has not confirmed the story. There nothing on NASA's website at www.nasa.gov that speaks about th...

The road sign below, which has the message: "Advancement of Islamic Agenda for America - Allah be praised America we will kill you all and nothing you can do to stop it Allah be praised," is a fake. The fake sign, which the poster claims is located near Dearborn, Michigan, is spreading on the internet via social media websites and email m...

The news article: "Breaking News: Real Life Fallen Angel Has Fallen From The Sky In London, " is a hoax. The fake news article, spreading on social media websites like wildfire, claims a human-like angel has fallen out of the skies over Texas or London. It then claims the angel-like creature was quickly rushed away by undercover police of...

The messages below: "URGENT!!! PLEASE CIRCULATE to your friends, family and contacts," which claim that there is a virus that will burn or destroy your computer’s hard drive or disk is a hoax that started as far back as the year 2000. The hoaxes or fake messages have been circulating on the internet for more than 15 years now with differe...

The article: "John Farnham Found Unresponsive At Thailand Hotel After Consuming," published on the celebrity fake news website: www.globalassociatednews.com, is NOT true or is a hoax. The fake article was created by the website FakeAWish, a fake celebrity news engine, which allows someone to enter a celebrity's name and start his/her ...