You've probably seen them on a friend's Facebook wall or in a WhatsApp chat. Because intoxes rub shoulders more and more with real news, writing 20 Minutes helps you sort out the true from the false.
1. No, this photo does not show a protester brutalized by the police in Poland
Contrary to what an influential Twitter account claimed.
2. Yes, photos from a social distancing concert are genuine
We take stock of this initiative observed in the United Kingdom.
3. No, a 1994 fresco did not predict the Covid-19 epidemic
Two different - and unrelated - illustrations are confused on social networks.
4. Migrants who loot a van? Watch out for this deceptive video
It takes again images filmed in the United States.
5. No, the photo of a "mask rest area" was not taken in France
But in an amusement park in Montreal.
6. Has a restaurant distributed a plastic clip mold to its customers?
A viral photo sparked outrage.
"Oh my fake" looks at Didier Raoult's media return
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