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www.wired.co.uk
On Telegram, scammers are impersonating doctors to sell fake Covid-19 vaccination certificates and other products, showing how criminals are taking advantage of conspiracy theories. |
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www.newyorker.com
Kyle Chayka writes about how platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok have embraced the word "creator" to refer to the people who make content on social media. |
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www.vanityfair.com
Were the Kate Middleton Conspiracy Theories Part of a Russian Disinformation Campaign? | Vanity Fair Earlier this year, speculation about the princess's whereabouts spread across the internet. New research has possibly connected one viral claim back to the Kremlin. |
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www.nj.com
The home was listed for $769,000 and sold for $908,000. |
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