Misleading: This Beijing air pollution image is old and digitally manipulated
A manipulated version of a 2008 sandstorm photo was falsely linked to a bad air day in Beijing on March 10
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A manipulated version of a 2008 sandstorm photo was falsely linked to a bad air day in Beijing on March 10
ReadThe old remarks by a delegate of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference were falsely associated with this year’s parliamentary sessions.
ReadA misleading tweet implied Zhu did not applaud Xi at the annual assembly in March, although Zhu has not been seen at any major party functions for more than five years. Also, the image was taken after Zhu stopped clapping in 2017.
ReadA study found ancient viruses frozen for tens of thousands of years in the Arctic permafrost could become health risks; however, researchers did not “reawaken” such dangerous viruses in the process.
ReadThe black women seen picking tea leaves in the video are international students attending a tea-harvesting event in Jiangxi province.
ReadA Chinese blogger posted images that have nothing to do with the Russian attack on Bakhmut, Ukraine. Annie Lab found no evidence of FAB-3000 dropped on the city.
ReadAn irrelevant audio clip was added to falsify a vice-chancellor’s speech at Lanzhou University in 2021
ReadTwo of the four factories are still operating, while the other two were reportedly shut down for losses incurred before the pandemic.
ReadThe viral video shows one of the world’s largest landfills in Bantar Gebang in Bekasi on the outskirts of Jakarta in Indonesia.
ReadA five-year-old “invisibility cloak” video was falsely linked to some “new technologies” developed in China or Japan, but it actually shows a simple chroma key post-production effect.
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