Craig Haley

  • Facebook

Facebook introduces “Related Articles” to tackle fake news. No more ‘Disputed’ flags.

Facebook has announced that they are changing one of the ways they tackle fake news, by removing the “Disputed” flag…

9 years ago
  • In The News

The most used passwords of 2017 revealed

SplashData has just released their annual list of the most commonly used passwords for the year, based from information gleaned…

9 years ago
  • Malware

Here’s what can happen if you call one of those “technical support” numbers

Most Internet users are familiar with those annoying pop-ups you can get when surfing online that claim you have a…

9 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Did mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey, ban the word Christmas? Fake News

Claims are spreading on social media that claim a Muslim mayor just banned the word Christmas in Hoboken, New Jersey.…

9 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Did Julia Roberts say Michelle Obama was unfit to clean Melania Trump’s toilet? Fact Check

Claims are spreading on social media that claim US actress Julia Roberts had said during an interview that former First…

9 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Was a Muslim man arrested after Amtrak train derailment? Fake News

Claims that a Muslim man was arrested after an Amtrak train derailed in Washington State come from a known fake…

9 years ago
  • In The News

“No, you can’t steal my fake news” says fake news purveyor

When you pen an article online, you automatically have the copyright over your work. That means other Internet users can’t…

9 years ago
  • Twitter

Britain First Twitter account suspended; including accounts of Britain First leaders

Twitter has suspended the accounts of far right Britain First political party in the UK as well as the accounts…

9 years ago
  • Facebook

Facebook introduces more steps to tackle like-farming posts

Facebook's latest attempt to reduce clickbait appearing in your newsfeed sees the social networking site threaten to reduce visibility for…

9 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Were 3 poll workers arrested in Birmingham, Alabama for fraud? Fact Check

A fake news "fauxtire" website has claimed that 3 poll workers in Birmingham, Alabama, have been arrested by state police…

9 years ago