A viral claim circulating across social media platforms asserts that Netflix has introduced a built-in “Skip Adult Scene” button that automatically filters out sexual content. The screenshots show a Netflix-style interface with a new skip-option icon, leading many users to believe the feature is real. However, our investigation found that this claim is false. Social […]
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A viral post on Threads claims that United Airlines offers a 25-minute flight from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR). This claim has drawn widespread attention online, but our fact-checking found that it is misleading. Social Media Post The viral post reads: “Did you know that United has a 25-minute flight […]
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A viral claim circulating on social media alleges that Bovaer is a toxic chemical being forced on farmers globally to poison cows and destroy the food supply. The posts have gained significant traction. However, upon verification, this claim is misleading. Social Media Posts Social media posts claim that Bovaer is a “toxic chemical” used to […]
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A viral claim circulating online alleges that Banana Boat sunscreen spray is “highly toxic,” “filled with isobutanes,” and can “fry” the skin. Such posts have sparked concern among consumers, especially parents, regarding the safety of aerosol sunscreen products. However, after investigation, it becomes clear that these claims are partly misleading. Social Media Posts A video […]
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Viral posts claim that unopened sanitary pads from the brand Always show green and black spots when held to light, suggesting mold contamination and factory inspection failure. The claim and the videos have been spreading widely. However, we found that while the muld allegation is False, the broader chemical-safety concern remains valid. Social Media Posts […]
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Personal care products like mouthwashes have been discussed on social media, with posts claiming that brands such as Listerine may kill beneficial oral bacteria along with harmful ones. These claims have raised questions among consumers. We examined these posts to assess the accuracy of these warnings. Social Media Posts Social Media Post advises people not […]
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Hair coloring is commonplace today, but rumors persist about health risks tied to certain brands. A viral social media reel claims six mainstream dye brands; Garnier, L’Oréal, Godrej, Revlon, Streax, and BBlunt, are especially dangerous. However, our fact-check found that the claim is missing context. Social Media Claim The post asserts: “Never use these six […]
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A viral video allegedly shows a Tesla Cybertruck being remotely “de-activated” on the road because the driver released a song titled “Cybertruck.” According to the claim, Tesla sent a cease-and-desist letter ordering the driver to stop using Tesla’s intellectual property. While the video spread across multiple platforms, our investigation confirms this claim is false. Social […]
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Amazon has long been known as one of the world’s largest online retailers. However, posts have recently been circulating on social media claiming that Amazon is donating iPhone 15 Pro units, allegedly in stock for over a year, to individuals over the age of fifty for just $4.95, along with free laptops for seniors. This […]
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Viral posts claim that McDonald’s Chicken McNuggets contain silicone oil, the same chemical used in caulking, contact lenses, and industrial lubricants. The substance in question, dimethylpolysiloxane, has sparked concern online, with many accusing McDonald’s of using “non-food” additives in its products. But is this still true? Our investigation finds that the claim is false and […]
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Stanley tumblers have seen significant growth in popularity through social media trends and marketing campaigns. Questions have emerged about their safety, particularly regarding lead content. In early 2024, social media discussions focused on the presence of lead in these tumblers, with various claims about potential health risks. This led to public discussion about the product’s […]
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A series of viral videos shared on social media shows Oreo cookies appearing to resist flames when exposed to a blowtorch. The unusual reaction sparked a wave of speculation online, with some users claiming the cookies must contain flame-retardant or even cancer-causing chemicals. Social Media Posts Multiple social media users shared videos of Oreo cookies […]
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There’s an ongoing debate about Subway’s tuna sandwiches and wraps. Social media posts from 2025 continue sharing claims that suggested these products don’t contain real tuna. But after looking carefully at the legal documents, scientific evidence, and food safety regulations, we found that these viral claims are misleading and lack solid proof. Social Media Posts […]
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Biscuits are a very popular food type worldwide. People have been talking about them on social media for a long time. This article delved deep into misleading social media posts targeting the famous biscuit brand Parle. Social Media Posts Social media reels say Parlie G biscuits are unhealthy to eat. Those posts say it has […]
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Chewing gum is a popular item throughout the world. Occasionally, there have been discussions about various chewing gum brands, their health, etc. Social Media Posts A viral video circulating on social media claims that Happydent Chewing Gum, known for its catchy slogan “Dikha Battisi Kar Baat Acchi Si”, is harmful to health due to its […]
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There has been a lot of concern in social media about products and brands related to babies/infants’ consumption. Among those products, baby soap products are one such important category. Social Media Posts A recent post has gone viral by complaining about the safety of “tear-free” baby soaps and shampoos, claiming that they contain numbing ingredients […]
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When celebrities and popular people endorse food brands, those become popular quickly. When they abandon the endorsements, a lot of questions emerge about those brands. Cadbury Chocolates recently faced such a situation. Social Media Posts Viral posts are being shared on social media, claiming that Cadbury’s products are no longer what they used to be […]
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In-N-Out Burger is a West Coast fast-food chain that prints Bible verses on its packaging. A recent social media claim suggests the company prints the slogan “TAXATION IS THEFT” on its cups. Social Media Posts Social media users have shared a photo of an In-N-Out soda cup with the text “TAXATION IS THEFT” printed under […]
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A viral post on social media has generated doubts about Nescafé, warning that its “high caffeine content” makes it unsafe for consumption. Is there any validity in these concerns, or are these only rumours? In this article, we will have a closer look at caffeine’s role in health, how Nescafé compares to other beverages regarding […]
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In recent years, concerns about electromagnetic fields (EMF) and their potential health impacts have surged, fueled by the widespread use of wireless devices like Apple AirPods. A specific claim circulating online asserts that AirPods emit a “shocking amount of radiation” when turned on and off. This claim has sparked debates about the safety of Bluetooth […]
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While TikTok, targeted by the U.S. government over national-security concerns, faces a ban unless its owner ByteDance sells it, a claim that the app can monitor keystrokes or taps was widely shared, but Fact Crescendo has debunked the claim and found the following: Social Media Claim A claim posted on social media states that TikTok […]
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Elon Musk, frequently making headlines, has recently been linked to a viral social media claim suggesting he acquired Boeing. However, Fact Crescendo’s thorough investigation found no credible evidence to support this claim. With no official announcements or statements from either Musk or Boeing, the claim was determined to be false. Social Media Claim A Facebook […]
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A recent viral claim suggested that Argos offered iPhone 15 Pros to customers for just £2, a significant discount that sparked questions from social media users. However, Fact Crescendo has confirmed that this claim is false. Social Media Claim Recently, a claim posted on Facebook quickly went viral, with the headline “Don’t buy an iPhone […]
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The Coca-Cola recipe is one of the world’s most renowned corporate secrets, veiled in mystery for over a century. This aura of secrecy has spawned numerous myths about the company’s efforts to safeguard its formula. One of the most enduring claims suggests that only two living individuals know the recipe, and to prevent a catastrophic […]
Continue ReadingOver 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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