Fake statement on Coldplay concert incident circulates On the evening of Thursday, July 16, an apology statement seemingly written by Byron circulated on the internet.

The viral statement circulating online addressed the “private moment becoming public without [Byron’s] consent” and quoted Coldplay’s “Fix You” lyrics.

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The owner of the Woodbury Tractor Company says dozens of people from all around the country are being scammed.

TikTok researchers and users say there is yet another type of deception to look out for on the hit video app: deepfake videos that copy the exact words of a real creator but in a different voice.

In the first few weeks of June, security researchers at Check Point managed to find more than 1,230 new domains attempting to impersonate Amazon ahead of the company’s Prime Day event this week.

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The footage has certainly produced some fake information though. Screenshots of a post on X that appear to be directly from Coldplay's own X account have gone viral with millions of views so far ...

He stole from nearly 40 residents in southwest Florida, deputies said.

A post from the Butler County Sheriff's Office on Thursday has stirred up a frenzy and controversy on social media.