The next viral video you watch COULD be fake: want to tell the difference?
Updated | By Tando Ntunja
In the world we find ourselves in of the World Wide Web, it's easy to hit 'share' without checking if something is true or real. Turns out, there's a production team that's set on tricking us all along.
Without going into too much of a philosophical debate about the 'real' versus the 'virtual' worlds, are you able to tell when that viral video of a photographer being jumped at by a lion in the wild is real or not?
How about if we told you that there's a team of naughty people that have been tricking you into sharing 'viral videos' of things that actually didn't happen?
How do they do it? Learn more below.
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