Will Facebook start charging due to the new profile changes? No. But don’t let the truth get in the way of a good old-fashioned chain letter, spreading like billy-o across the social network. IT IS OFFICIAL. IT WAS EVEN ON THE NEWS. FACEBOOK WILL START CHARGING DUE TO THE NEW PROFILE CHANGES. IF YOU COPY THIS
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Facebook to start charging? its a Fake News
Pornographic movies posted on Facebook walls? No Its a Facebook Hoax
A hoax is spreading like wildfire on Facebook, claiming that hackers are posting pornographic movies on users’ walls which are invisible to the owners of the wall but are visible to friends and family. You can imagine how that would be pretty embarrassing if it were true. Fortunately, it’s nonsense. Here’s what a typical message looks like,
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‘May God always bless..’ Facebook virus hoax spreads
Facebook users are sending scary warnings to each other regarding a supposed new piece of malware spreading across the social network. Attention!!!If you see anyone post out an application written “May God always bless this kind person below with peace, love and happiness”, with your profile picture attached below, and send by your friend via
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Internet Explorer users have low IQ? its a Hoax
It turned out that many websites (CNN, BBC, NPR, CNET, Forbes, the Daily Mail, Mashable, the Daily Telegraph are just a handful) had been duped in recent days by supposed research from AptiQuant showing that users of Internet Explorer scored lower than average in IQ tests.
Facebook to start charging this summer? Hoax spreads across social network
Some Facebook users have started posting a message on their walls, and encouraging their friends and family to do the same, claiming that Facebook will start charging this summer. According to the message, if you post it on your own Facebook wall then you will still be able to use the social network free of
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Jason Allen / Amy Allen virus hoax spreads on Facebook
A new virus hoax is spreading on Facebook, shared by well-intentioned users who believe they are warning their friends and family about a threat – but, in reality, are just adding to the noise. Messages being shared across Facebook warn users not to add as a Facebook friend people called “Jason Allen” or “Amy Allen“.
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