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Summary: “Americans use Iranian disinformation about election 2020 to create American disinformation about election 2022” this is foreign disinfo being re-used by Americans - #NotLegit
This is a fake video the US Treasury said Iran "made in an attempt to undermine faith in the election by implying that individuals could cast fraudulent ballots."
Video created by Iranian state-sponsored actors executing a digital influence operation to intimidate and influence American voters. home.treasury.gov/news/press-rel…
Hey you know that @Snapchat screenshot going around? Yeah... it's fake. You can quickly figure this out on your own by looking up the @Snapchat account on Twitter and you'll see there was no tweet on that date. Plus this tweet from @snapchatsupport (THREAD) 
This is a tricky one because it looks like a real tweet from @Snapchat with the blue checkmark and everything (indicating the account is verified by the platform). But this was likely created using a fake tweet generator, there are many of them online & they're abused frequently
Another way you can figure this out, try to answer the @SHEG_Stanford key question: 'What is the evidence?' There is no swipe up link or any way to find out more about this post. No additional evidence supporting this claim is a major red flag.
You’ve probably seen a TON of people, friends and public figures alike, sharing this post across .@instagram saying the platform will own the photos you've posted on there. WE ARE SHUTTING THIS DOWN! It's a total #HOAX #NOTLEGIT
@instagram This is actually an example of a #zombieclaim -- it comes back from the dead even after being debunked several times!
@instagram It dates back to 2012 when .@instagram's parent company .@Facebook updated its privacy policy. Shortly after, a post like the ones you've seen over the last couple of days flooded the web making false claims about ownership of the content on the platforms that just are not true.
