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Social Media
No, a post to your profile will not stop Facebook from collecting and sharing your data
Technology
No, a grid pattern of earthquakes on La Palma is not evidence the quakes are man-made or artificial
After the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre posted a map of earthquake activity on La Palma, conspiracies spread about the source of the quakes.
Money
What users of cash apps need to know about new tax form proposals
The Biden administration announced a revision to the tax proposal, which would change the tax reporting threshold from $600 to $10,000.
Environment
Fact-checking claims about electric vehicles and their carbon footprint
A viral Facebook post makes several claims about the carbon footprint of electric cars. The VERIFY team broke down the claims.
Technology
Claim women die more in car crashes than men because of crash test dummies needs context
The VERIFY team analyzed statistics and spoke with experts on whether crash test dummy modeling is a reason more women die in car crashes than men.
Scams
Yes, scammers use e-signature services like DocuSign to send emails with malicious links
Scammers have spoofed and abused e-signature services like DocuSign to spam email inboxes with links to malicious websites.
VERIFY
Fact-checking if electric cars are worse for the environment than gas-powered cars
Energy experts say greenhouse gas emissions associated with an electric vehicle over its lifetime are typically lower than those from a gas-powered car.
Technology
No, the FEMA emergency alert test did not fail
Phone service providers allow customers to turn on and off most emergency alerts. Most alerts are on by default, but tests of those alerts are off by default.
Government
No, the U.S. Senate isn’t trying to give Blue Origin a 'bailout'
The Senate wants to give NASA additional money to maintain goals for a program that relies on private companies. Blue Origin is just one of those companies.
Technology
Yes, China does have a ban in country on virtual currencies
China has cracked down on virtual currencies by barring institutions from providing services using crypto, but this isn’t new. China first banned bitcoin in 2013.
National
Yes, gas stations are running low on gas, but panic buying just makes that problem worse
The Colonial Pipeline’s shutdown is just one factor among many that has led to gas stations running out of fuel. But consumer reaction is exacerbating the issue.
Technology
Yes, satellites are making it more difficult for astronomers to observe space
While satellites could provide accessible high-speed internet to communities across the globe, they also make it harder for people on Earth to explore the night sky.
Technology
No, a grid pattern of earthquakes on La Palma is not evidence the quakes are man-made or artificial
After the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre posted a map of earthquake activity on La Palma, conspiracies spread about the source of the quakes.
Money
What users of cash apps need to know about new tax form proposals
The Biden administration announced a revision to the tax proposal, which would change the tax reporting threshold from $600 to $10,000.
Environment
Fact-checking claims about electric vehicles and their carbon footprint
A viral Facebook post makes several claims about the carbon footprint of electric cars. The VERIFY team broke down the claims.
Technology
Claim women die more in car crashes than men because of crash test dummies needs context
The VERIFY team analyzed statistics and spoke with experts on whether crash test dummy modeling is a reason more women die in car crashes than men.
Scams
Yes, scammers use e-signature services like DocuSign to send emails with malicious links
Scammers have spoofed and abused e-signature services like DocuSign to spam email inboxes with links to malicious websites.
VERIFY
Fact-checking if electric cars are worse for the environment than gas-powered cars
Energy experts say greenhouse gas emissions associated with an electric vehicle over its lifetime are typically lower than those from a gas-powered car.
Technology
No, the FEMA emergency alert test did not fail
Phone service providers allow customers to turn on and off most emergency alerts. Most alerts are on by default, but tests of those alerts are off by default.
Government
No, the U.S. Senate isn’t trying to give Blue Origin a 'bailout'
The Senate wants to give NASA additional money to maintain goals for a program that relies on private companies. Blue Origin is just one of those companies.
Technology
Yes, China does have a ban in country on virtual currencies
China has cracked down on virtual currencies by barring institutions from providing services using crypto, but this isn’t new. China first banned bitcoin in 2013.
National
Yes, gas stations are running low on gas, but panic buying just makes that problem worse
The Colonial Pipeline’s shutdown is just one factor among many that has led to gas stations running out of fuel. But consumer reaction is exacerbating the issue.
Technology
Yes, satellites are making it more difficult for astronomers to observe space
While satellites could provide accessible high-speed internet to communities across the globe, they also make it harder for people on Earth to explore the night sky.
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