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Unverified Facebook pages claim that Doc Alvin Francisco is endorsing Healthmates Glow capsules. The medical content creator said these posts are fake and warned the product is "harmful to one's health."
Another video posted by a bogus Facebook page is claiming to offer a P10,000 monthly allowance for senior citizens and PWDs. This is fake.
A video of broadcast journalist Pia Arcangel supposedly promoting an online gaming platform is circulating online. This is fake and may have been manipulated using AI.
Reports from "ABS-CBN" about supposedly hidden investment platforms discovered by investigative journalist Malou Mangahas are fake.
Multiple FB pages impersonating celebrity chef Marvin Agustin as endorser of 'premium Japanese nonstick pans' are circulating. The ad is AI-generated.
A clip supposedly showing VP Sara Duterte revealing a "financial investment" that the administration is hiding from the public is fake.
A Facebook video falsely claims students can get DSWD "educational cash aid" by registering through links provided in the post. This is fake.
Several Facebook pages circulated a fake hiring announcement inviting teachers to become fire inspectors at the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP).
Ngayong palapit na ang school opening, huwag magpaloko sa mga maling balitang kumalat nitong Mayo patungkol sa edukasyon.
Inquirer.net told VERA Files that it did not publish such a story about Duterte and the trading platform NetherexPro.
