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dpa Deutsche Presse-AgenturHealth & medicine

Das Video zeigt lange Warteschlangen für Affenpocken-Tests in Omaha (US-Bundesstaat Nebraska).

Publisher’s rating: Falsch. Das Video entstand bei einem Wahlkampfauftritt von Tim Walz, dem demokratischen Kandidaten für das Amt des US-Vizepräsidenten. Es hat nichts mit Mpox zu tun.

The video does not show people waiting for Mpox tests. The review identifies it as footage of a Tim Walz campaign event near Omaha; attendees were queuing before his August 17, 2024 appearance.

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Publisher’s rating: Non, les questions auxquelles vous devez répondre servent à voler vos données. Il s'agit ici d'une tentative de « phishing » et non d'une aubaine.

The review finds that the supposed Amazon offer of free PS5 consoles in exchange for answering questions was a phishing scam intended to steal users’ data. It reports that the posts used manipulated images and directed users to answer questions as part of the scam.

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