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Impostor Facebook pages advertised a fake marketing campaign app allegedly powered by Google AI.

A video showed three edited photos to falsely claim that a Chinese ship was recently destroyed by an unidentified weapon.

A YouTube video claimed that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had ordered for Sen. Risa Hontiveros to be put in jail because of an already debunked claim that the senator pocketed funds from the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth). This is not true.

A Facebook user uploaded old clips of Israeli air strikes in Gaza and building demolitions in China to falsely claim that they are taken during the 2023 Morocco quake.

A misleading video on Facebook claims that the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos has revealed plans to lower the price of rice to P20 per kilo.

A Facebook video is claiming to show footage of recent catastrophic floods in Libya. The short clip was taken in Turkey.

A YouTube channel concocted a fake story that the Philippine Coast Guard engaged in a water cannon fight with Chinese militia near Ayungin Shoal.

A YouTube video falsely claimed that President Bongbong Marcos recovered his family’s bank account in Singapore. Not true. The president’s official visit this month had nothing to do with reclaiming their purported bank deposits.

Netizens on FB and X falsely claimed that Mocha Uson called VP Sara Duterte stupid.

As the Philippines experienced a series of typhoons, Filipino FB users circulated a video of houses on a river bank about to be swept away by raging water. The clip was taken seven years ago in Nepal.

A video made inaccurate claims about roles played by former president Ferdinand Marcos Sr. and former senator Ninoy Aquino in Philippine history.

A YouTube video implied that President Bongbong Marcos and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's meeting had something to do with retrieving the Marcos family’s purported gold being kept in Australia. Not true.