Lost Luggage Scam at Major Airports Resurfaces: Travelers Beware

Airports and airlines manage lost luggage by tracking it through global systems, notifying passengers, arranging delivery, and offering compensation if necessary. Unclaimed luggage is typically stored temporarily before being auctioned, donated, or disposed of. However, a viral post has been circulating on social media, claiming that many airports worldwide sell lost luggage online. This claim […]

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Jello-o, Lucky Charms and Gatorade are banned in Europe over the use of harmful chemicals as ingredients.

A social media post claiming that Jell-o, Lucky Charms and Gatorade which are allowed to be consumed in America are actually banned in European nations. Jello-o and Lucky Charms contain artificial dyes and colours while Gatorade uses brominated vegetable oil which leads to various serious health issues upon consuming.  However, Fact Crescendo found the claim […]

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Wayfair’s High-Priced Furniture Not Connected to Child Trafficking

Wayfair, an online furniture retailer, has been accused of involvement in child trafficking through allegedly using high-priced furniture listings as a front. The claim first emerged in July 2020 and spread rapidly across Twitter and Reddit. Social media users cited Wayfair’s expensive storage cabinets—some with human names—as supposed evidence of trafficking. Conspiracy theorists claimed these […]

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Mountain Dew and Fresca do not contain Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO) as an ingredient and are not banned in Europe and Japan. 

Currently, a social media post claiming that both Mountain Dew and Fresca soda drinks are banned in Europe and Japan as they contain Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO) as an ingredient. BVO contains bromine which leads to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism, Memory loss, and Nerve issues. However, Fact Crescendo found the claim to be […]

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Arla products contain Bovaer, which is added to their cows feed is carcinogenic to human.

Arla Foods, the owner of the UK’s largest dairy co-operative, has announced a new initiative aimed at reducing climate-warming methane emissions produced by cows during digestion. The company is collaborating with Morrisons, Aldi, and Tesco on a project that will trial the use of the feed additive Bovaer across 30 British farms. This has raised […]

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The Kale Controversy: Separating Facts from Fear

Kale, often celebrated as a superfood, has recently come under scrutiny due to claims that it contains harmful substances such as oxalic acid, toxic metals, and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly referred to as “forever chemicals.”  This article examines these concerns by analysing scientific research and regulatory perspectives to provide an evidence-based understanding of […]

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Coca Cola, Heinz Ketchup, Snickers containing High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) is safe to consume within prescribed limits. 

A social media post claiming that High-Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) accelerates cancer tumor growth via liver. Users have raised concerns on the use of products containing HFCS such as Coca Cola, Heinz Ketchup, snickers etc. Another concern raised is that HFCS is made from insecticidal GMO corn which is also carcinogenic.  However, Fact Crescendo found […]

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Fabuloso cleaners are not currently under recall

Recent claims on social media suggest that Fabuloso’s multi-purpose cleaner products are currently under recall, causing confusion among consumers. This article examines the validity of these claims, clarifies the timeline of events, and provides additional information to address consumer concerns. Social Media Posts Claims about a Fabuloso recall have recently resurfaced and spread widely on […]

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No, Spotify Is Not Hiring a ‘2025 Wrapped Lead Coordinator’

Spotify Wrapped, the streaming platform’s annual feature that provides personalised music insights, received mixed reactions in 2024. Users reported technical issues with the platform, including functionality problems and interface concerns. Some users expressed opinions about the presentation and features on social media. (Read more about the users’ responses here) Following the release of 2024 Wrapped, […]

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Benzoyl Peroxide used in Cetaphil, Proactiv and CeraVe acne cleaning products is not carcinogenic.

Social media users are currently raising their concerns on the chemicals used in various acne cleansing products. The concern is about the effect of Benzene on humans which forms because of chemical reactions in the products containing Benzoyl Peroxide.  However, fact Crescendo found the claim to be false. Benzoyl Peroxide is not carcinogenic and has […]

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Did Burger King post “We don’t snitch” after Mangione’s arrest?

Burger King, known for its Whopper and flame-grilled burgers, was recently the subject of a viral screenshot claiming its official X account posted “We don’t snitch” after Luigi Mangione’s arrest. The post has sparked mixed reactions online. However, Fact Crescendo has determined the claim is false. This is about our investigation of this claim. Social […]

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Tesla Is NOT Developing a Hydrogen-Powered Car

Recently, claims have emerged that Tesla, the world’s leading electric vehicle manufacturer, plans to venture into hydrogen-powered cars. This assertion has sparked significant interest and debate, given Tesla’s established role as a pioneer in battery-electric vehicles. Social Media Post Recent claims circulating online suggest that Tesla, under Elon Musk’s leadership, is developing a hydrogen-powered car. […]

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Fake Alert!!! Tesla is not launching a phone which need no charging and global internet connectivity using Starlink satellite.

Recently, social media got flooded with posts claiming that Tesla is going to launch its new phone which will give tough competition to other companies. The main features of the new Tesla phone are that it will can be charged with solar power and can be used to control cars and other home devices. Launching […]

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Is ‘Milo’ Unhealthy for Children Below 6 Years? Find Out the Facts…

Advisory notices placed by food and beverage brands often get widely discussed on social media platforms. However, these posts are sometimes misleading as they do not have proper context. Social Media Posts  A viral claim circulating on social media platforms asserts that Milo, the popular malted chocolate drink, is “very unhealthy for children below 6 […]

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Do Starbucks Paper Cups Release 25,000 Microplastics into Hot Drinks?

Starbucks Corporation is an American multinational chain of coffeehouses and roastery reserves headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Sometimes, we detect in social media that their brand name is tarnished due to misinformation. This fact check is based on one such misinformation related to Starbucks coffee cups. Social Media Posts  A viral video circulating on social media […]

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Colgate Peroxyl is not toxic because of the presence of Hydrogen Peroxide in it. Viral claim is misleading.

Colgate Peroxyl, a well known dental and oral care mouthwash, also recommended by doctors has become the talk of the netizens recently. People were found to raise questions if using the Colgate Peroxyl mouthwash is safe to use or is it toxic?  The controversy rose because of the presence of Hydrogen Peroxide as an ingredient […]

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Viral SAR Rankings: Separating Fact from Fiction in Mobile Phone Radiation

In today’s modern world, mobile phones have become an essential part of daily life, but growing concerns about their potential health impacts, particularly related to radiation, have sparked widespread interest. As a result, many people are seeking information on how mobile phone usage might affect their health, leading to a surge in social media posts […]

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Is Apple Adding ChatGPT to Every iPhone to Analyze Personal Data?

Recently, several users have started sharing claims that Apple is adding ChatGPT to every iPhone to analyze and collect user data. This claim has sparked significant discussion and confusion on social media, with people expressing concerns about privacy and data security. However, after further investigation, we have discovered that this claim is misleading. This is […]

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Nestlé’s Ex-CEO on Water Rights: Misunderstood Comments Clarified

For years, a controversial claim has circulated online, alleging that Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, former CEO of Nestlé, declared water should not be a human right. This assertion has ignited backlash against Nestlé and raised concerns about corporate control over water resources. The quote attributed to Brabeck has sparked debates on whether water should be considered a […]

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“Unhygienic McDonald’s French Fries” Video

Social media users are often eager to discuss various foods, including their origins, nutritional benefits, and processing methods. However, while these posts can be informative, some are misleading or inaccurate, spreading myths and misconceptions about food and nutrition. These inaccuracies can create confusion about which foods are healthy, the safety of different processing techniques, and […]

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Is Meijer Baby Shampoo Carcinogenic? No. PEG-80 Sorbitan Laurate and PEG-150 Distearate in the shampoo are safe.

A social media post claiming that the presence of two petroleum by-products in the Meijer baby shampoo is carcinogenic is going viral. Users are raising concern over the use of these above-mentioned chemicals in the baby shampoo.  However, Fact Crescendo found the claim to be false. Although Meijer baby shampoo have PEG-80 sorbitan Laurate and […]

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OpenAI is NOT launching a new AI model called “Orion” in December!

The rumour that OpenAI will release a new AI model called “Orion” by December has gained significant traction across social media and online news outlets. Speculation about the model has included everything from potential new functionalities to competitive positioning against rival AI technologies.  Social Media Claims Reports of OpenAI’s alleged “Orion” model release surfaced across […]

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Fake Job Vacancies Advertised for SriLankan Airlines Via a Fraudulent Blog Site

Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel SriLankan Airlines, the national carrier of Sri Lanka, has recently been the subject of numerous misleading social media posts and fraudulent job advertisements. These scams often misrepresent official information, leading to confusion among the public. Fake job websites, impersonating the airline, are particularly common, falsely offering employment opportunities to lure […]

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Does Coca-Cola prohibit “Jesus Loves You” on custom cans?

While the world-famous American soft drink company Coca-Cola has recently launched a custom cans campaign, a viral claim surfaced on social media stating that the company does not allow “Jesus” to be printed on custom cans, while other religious figures can be included. This claim has sparked widespread discussion and confusion among consumers. However, upon […]

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Social Media Post Claiming That Propylene Glycol in MiraLAX Makes It Cancerous

MiraLAX is an over-the-counter laxative commonly used to relieve constipation. It is even prescribed by the doctors. But recently, a social media post claiming that the presence of Propylene Glycol, an ingredient in MiraLAX makes it cancerous. However, Fact Crescendo found the claim to be false. The main ingredient of MiraLAX is Polythene Glycol and […]

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Do Wendy’s Chicken Nuggets Contain Alarming Levels of Phthalates?  

Social media is often flooded with discussions about various foods, including their benefits, drawbacks, and potential health impacts. However, not all of these posts are accurate, and some can be misleading, spreading misinformation about nutrition, diets, and food safety. These inaccuracies can lead to confusion  among the public, highlighting the need for careful scrutiny and […]

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Marshall Products Exploited in Social Media Phishing Scams

Recent announcements circulated on social media in the region claimed Marshall products were discounted up to 80% off for those who place online orders. These announcements gained a lot of attention from social media users. However, our investigation proves they were false. SOCIAL MEDIA CLAIM A viral announcement recently claimed that UK-based speaker manufacturer Marshall […]

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Is Diet Pepsi Keto-Friendly?

Pepsi, a leading global beverage brand, often becomes the target of misleading posts and misinformation on social media. These posts may include false claims about its ingredients, health impacts, or corporate practices, sometimes fueling unnecessary fear or boycotts. Such content is often shared without verification, amplifying misinformation. Social Media Posts  As the keto diet continues […]

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Health-Related Social Media Posts on Maggi Noodles !!

Social media often hosts numerous discussions about food items, where misinformation about globally popular brands is frequently spread. These false claims can range from misleading information about ingredients to health risks or ethical practices, causing confusion among consumers. This misinformation can go viral quickly, as food-related topics tend to engage a broad audience, leading to […]

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Did Coca-Cola end its partnership with Taylor Swift over her support for Harris?

After Taylor Swift endorsed Harris for the presidential election, numerous claims and fake news have surfaced on social media. One such claim is that Coca-Cola ended its partnership with Swift. This news has been widely shared and circulated by users recently. This is about our investigation of this claim. Social Media Claim Recently, a Facebook […]

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The Claim that Chick-fil-A donated $3 million to anti-LGBTQ+ groups is Misleading

Over the past week, the claim that Chick-fil-A donated to anti-LGBT groups has ignited significant controversy. This assertion stems from donations made by the company’s charitable arm, the Chick-fil-A Foundation, to organizations accused of holding anti-LGBTQ+ stances. To accurately assess this claim, it’s essential to examine the context. Social Media Posts Recently, a claim circulating […]

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Nurofen Does NOT Contain Graphene Oxide

Recently, claims have been circulating on social media that Nurofen, a popular pain relief medication, contains graphene oxide. These claims have sparked concern among consumers about potential health risks. Social Media Posts A claim circulating online alleges that Nurofen contains graphene oxide, a controversial material purported to be used in some medical products. This claim […]

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Fake Promotions Exploit G-SHOCK to Mislead Social Media Users

As Facebook is a hub for promoting goods and services, various Facebook announcements have said Japanese watchmaker CASIO offered big discounts for its G-SHOCK watches for those who place orders online. The promotions have been widely circulated on social media platforms, garnering significant attention and reactions from Facebook users since the end of last month. […]

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Rumors of Don Julio Tequila Recall Due to Fecal Contamination Are False

A viral claim spreading on social media alleges that Don Julio tequila bottles have been recalled due to fecal matter contamination. Considering Don Julio’s widespread popularity and the gravity of these accusations, we’ve done a fact-check to investigate the truth behind this claim. Social Media Posts Multiple social media users have shared the claim stating […]

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Debunking the Microsoft Microchip in COVID-19 Vaccines Claims

During the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a series of unsubstantiated rumors began to circulate. One particularly notable claim suggested that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was incorporating microchips into the vaccines. Despite being conclusively disproven, this misinformation gained significant traction. The rapid spread of this false narrative led to widespread concern and confusion among the […]

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The viral image of Fisher-Price “My First Dealer Kit” is not real

Recently, a controversial image has been circulating on social media platforms. The image purportedly shows a Fisher-Price toy set called “My First Dealer Kit,” containing items that are highly inappropriate for children. Social Media Posts A viral image circulating on social media claims that Fisher-Price is selling a toy called “My First Dealer Kit.” This […]

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Are Coconut Oil and Vegetable Oils Misunderstood? Debunking the Health Myths!

In recent years, both coconut oil and vegetable oils have become subjects of heated debate regarding their health implications. Viral videos and social media claims often paint these oils in starkly contrasting lights, with coconut oil being hailed as a heart-healthy choice and vegetable oils criticized for their industrial processing. As these claims spread, it’s […]

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Has Lionel Messi really signed a two-year contract with KFC?

A social media post claiming Lionel Messi has signed a two-year contract with KFC has sparked widespread speculation and discussion. The image and text suggest a significant endorsement deal between Messi and the fast-food chain. However, fact-checking organizations like Fact Crescendo have deemed this claim misleading, emphasizing the need for careful scrutiny of viral content. […]

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Samsung did not end its partnership with the International Olympics Committee

After the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, there were various viral claims circulating, as often happens with major events. One of them is circulating around a major mobile phone brand, Samsung. It says Samsung has ended its partnership and dropped out of $1 billion advertising campaigns with the International Olympics Committee. However, after conducting research […]

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Fact-Check of the Viral Video Claims about Oatmeal and Glyphosate

Social media users are actively discussing the various qualities—both good and bad—of foods, particularly grains and other related products. However, some of this content is misleading, spreading inaccurate or false information about the health benefits, nutritional value, and safety of these foods. This misinformation can create confusion and potentially harmful misconceptions among the public. Social […]

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Fake Samsung Discounts Used in Online Phishing Scams

Numerous social media posts have claimed that Samsung in Cambodia is offering significant discounts on online orders. This advertisement has garnered considerable attention from Cambodian social media users. However, it has been discovered that these promotions are online scams. SOCIAL MEDIA CLAIM A social media post in late July announced that Samsung Electronics is offering […]

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Does Starbucks Support Project 2025?

A claim circulating on social media suggests that Starbucks is backing Project 2025, a controversial initiative by The Heritage Foundation, and that the coffee giant sponsored the Republican National Convention (RNC). This claim has sparked significant debate and confusion among the public. Social Media Claims Recently, multiple social media users posted messages suggesting that Starbucks […]

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Does Apeel use carcinogenic chemicals on fruits and vegetables to keep them fresh? No. The viral claim is fake

Fresh fruits and vegetables are essential for a healthy diet. They provide vital nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, and fiber, which support overall well-being and reduce the risk of chronic diseases and boost immunity and maintain healthy skin.  Many times it was claimed that the fruits and vegetables are coated with pesticides or wax to give […]

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Image Of Toyota Aygo X Going Viral As TATA Nano Electric Car.

Recently an image of a car went viral on social media claiming it to be TATA Nano’s new electric car. Sharing the image user wrote, “New Electric TATA NANO Car is coming in this year….♥️….” Facebook Link | Archived Link. In another post, a user wrote,”दोस्तों टाटा की नेनौ वापिस आने वाली है । अबकी […]

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No Evidence suggests that an average user should be worried about Diet Coca-Cola being Carcinogenic!

Recent concerns have re-emerged about the potential cancer risks associated with Coca-Cola Zero, primarily due to its use of aspartame, a commonly used artificial sweetener. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), an agency under the World Health Organization (WHO), classified Aspartame as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B), which sparked public debate and […]

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Starbucks did NOT change its name to Vista Coffee! Find out the facts…

Starbucks is a global chain of coffeehouses renowned for premium coffee, beverages, and relaxed café atmosphere. Several posts have claimed that Starbucks had changed its name to Vista Coffee. This rumour has surfaced multiple times, sparking varied reactions and discussions among social media users.  Let’s look at the claims which have been making rounds in […]

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Exaggerated Ads Claim HYPOLY Capsules Can Cure Diabetes at Home

Although Facebook is a popular online marketplace for buying and selling goods, widespread advertisements claiming that HYPOLY products can cure diabetes without prescription drugs have been widely shared on social media. However, after verifying the details, we found that these product promotions are false. SOCIAL MEDIA CLAIM A capsule called HYPOLY is widely advertised on […]

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Did The Inventor Of Vaseline Eat Vaseline And Wound Himself To Test His Product?

Vaseline, the widely recognized petroleum jelly, has an interesting history. But did its inventor, Robert Chesebrough, really consume a spoonful of it daily? And did he demonstrate its wound-healing properties by burning his skin? Let’s delve into the truth. Social Media Claims Recently, a Facebook user shared a message claiming that Robert Augustus Chesebrough, the […]

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CNN did NOT Implement a 1-2 Minute Delay for the First Presidential Debate(2024) in USA 

Live broadcasting of presidential debates is a modern and valuable tradition in the USA, promoting transparency and informed voting. However, misleading posts circulating on social media often distort information about the debate process, potentially confusing the public. Social Media Posts  Social media posts claim that CNN planned to use a 1—to 2-minute broadcast delay during […]

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iOS18 Does Not Feature “Read From Notifications” And “Actually Opened” Timestamps Under Message

Recently, a claim has been circulating on social media stating that Apple’s upcoming iOS 18 will introduce a new feature displaying “Read from notifications” and “Actually open” times under text messages. The image depicting this claim is widely shared across online platforms. Social Media Posts A screenshot of a message bubble, with “Read from notifications” […]

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Fact-Check: Presence of Cyanide in Celsius and Monster Energy Drink Make These Extremely Harmful?

Recently, a video is circulating on social media with a claim suggesting that Celsius and Monster energy drinks contain harmful levels of cyanide and that the vitamin B12 variant (cyanocobalamin) used in these drinks is derived from hydrogen cyanide sourced from human sewage treatment plants. Social Media Claims The video circulating on Facebook and other […]

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Posting No-Consent Message Cannot Prevent Meta From Using Your Content for AI Training

Beginning on June 26, 2024, Meta will utilize user-generated content to train their AI systems. This initiative aims to enhance user experiences and content moderation (Source). However, this has sparked privacy concerns. A recent chain message alleges that users can prevent Meta from using their content for AI training by posting a specific statement. Social […]

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Coca-Cola firmly Denies any connection to the Viral Video Of Purported Coca-Cola Bottling Process in Unsanitary Conditions!

Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel The misuse of social media platforms to tarnish the reputation of major companies is a growing concern. Misleading content, such as videos, images, and other forms of media, is being deliberately spread to distort the public perception of these companies.  Social Media Posts  A video circulating on social media spaces […]

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‘Chuti Baba’ Educational Magazine Printed an ‘Ear’ in Place of an ‘Eye’? Find Out the Truth Behind The Viral Image…

Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel A photo was recently shared widely among social media users, claiming that an edition of Chuti Baba magazine, a monthly educational tabloid for preschoolers, had published a picture of an ‘ear’ where the description was, in fact, for an ‘eye.’ Let’s look at the claim in detail. Social Media Posts: […]

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No, Chili’s is NOT Closing All Its Locations

Chili’s, a well-known restaurant chain recognized for its relaxed dining ambiance, has recently been at the center of speculations claiming that it’s shutting down all its locations. These claims have quickly disseminated across various social media platforms, stirring worry among numerous internet users. Social Media Claims Rumors about Chili’s closing down began circulating on various […]

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Tyson Foods teamed up with Protix To create Insect Protein for Animals, not for human consumption!

Social media users often engage in discussions on topics related to a wide array of food items, flavors, and ingredients, contributing to a vibrant online food culture. However, amidst these conversations, there’s a concerning trend of spreading misleading information about food production companies.  This misinformation can create misconceptions about product quality, safety, and sustainability, potentially […]

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America’s Most Famous Burger Does NOT Owned by China

In today’s  social media landscape, fake news is widespread and can significantly influence consumer behavior, causing brands to suffer both financially and reputationally. For instance, a recent viral article suggesting that America’s most renowned burger is no longer American-owned has been circulating rapidly on social media platforms. However, investigations by the Fact Crescendo team reveal […]

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Don’t Get Fooled by Pencil Packing Work-from-Home Opportunities for Nataraj Pencils! Find out the facts…

When the COVID-19 pandemic swept the globe, remote work surged in popularity as a necessity for safety. Even as the pandemic recedes, the prevalence of work-from-home opportunities persists, thanks to advancing technology.  However, amidst this landscape, there’s a proliferation of misleading and fraudulent postings masquerading as legitimate work-from-home jobs. This trend underscores the importance of […]

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Video of ad campaign against fast fashion shared as protest against Zara

The video shows global second-hand luxury fashion platform Vestiaire Collective’s latest advertising campaign against fashion waste titled “Think First Buy Second.” It is unrelated to a protest against Zara after its recent ad campaign triggered outrage. Spanish clothing retailer Zara finds itself entangled in a crisis after the release of its latest ad campaign, titled […]

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A provocative post to boycott various products in market which are falsely claimed to be Israel’s

Currently, posts on boycotting Israel products are trending on various social media platforms. People are expressing their support towards Palestine by encouraging others to boycott products of Israel.  In one such post, the names of 19 companies are mentioned. Users are claiming that these 19 companies belong to Israel and people need to boycott it.  […]

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Graphic claiming Oreo biscuits contain ‘pork fat and milk’ is Fake!

Mondelez India’s spokesperson confirmed to Fact Crescendo that Oreo biscuits in India is vegetarian product. A graphic poster circulating on social media claims that Cadbury’s product Oreo biscuit is forbidden for Muslims because it is made from ‘fat and pork milk’. Sharing this poster user’s mention that Cadbury themselves have agreed that their product contains […]

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Is ‘#Alhamdulillah’ most written daily word on Facebook with 5billion posts…Facts suggest otherwise..

The viral claim is False. Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg has not made any such statement. The numbers that are claimed is far too huge in number. Social media users have claimed that Mark Zuckerberg said that the word ‘#Alhamdulillah’ is written 5 billion (500 crore) times each day on Facebook. Poster containing the same have […]

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FACT CHECK: Amul has not announced any contest with Cash Prize to commemorate its 75th Anniversary Celebrations

Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (GCMMF) or Amul, a dairy cooperative based in Anand, Gujarat is India’s largest food product organization. Even as the organization celebrates its 75th Anniversary in 2021, a number of links are going viral on messaging platforms claiming that Amul is giving out cash to winners of a contest. The […]

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Facebook’s inside feed on 25 friend algorithm is a myth

Image Credit- The Wall Street Journal Social media has become our best friend in this difficult and lonely time during nationwide lockdowns. We are constantly glued to social media, updating our daily routine, sharing news related to COVID-19 etc. Amidst this, a viral post on social media claims that it shows users how to reset […]

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