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Scam alert: Facebook is NOT limiting your Newsfeed to the same 25 friends

Posted on February 12, 2023

If you’ve been a Facebook user for more than 10 minutes you probably already know that scams and hoaxes pop up all the time on there.

Well, the latest hoax to arrive on the scene is claiming that Facebook’s algorithm is limiting users’ Newsfeeds to the same 25 friends, and no more.

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Scam alert: Don’t fall for this irritating ‘video’ hoax on Facebook

Posted on April 28, 2022

As you probably know by now, Facebook is a favorite hangout for scammers, tricksters and hoaxers.

And as luck would have it, there’s another very irritating recurring hoax making the rounds yet again.

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Scam alert: Your favorite Facebook app or game could be leaking your personal data to third-parties

Posted on January 30, 2020

Unless you’ve just returned from an extended vacation on a deserted island you’re probably aware of the Cambridge Analytica scandal that resulted in millions of Facebook users having their personal information leaked or sold to a third party.

Well, truth be told, Cambridge Analytica was just the tip of the iceberg.  [Read more…]

Scam alert: Beware the insidious ‘Amen’ scam that’s targeting Christians on Facebook

Posted on November 16, 2017

As you probably know by now, Like and Share Farming is a popular method used by scammers to quickly build successful Facebook pages that they can use to scam other Facebook users.

In a nutshell, the scammer uses innocent-looking (and often heart-tugging) posts to attract thousands of “Likes” and “Shares” to a new page to make it “popular” among the Facebook community.

Well, there’s a rather insidious form of “Like and Share Farming” taking place right now, and it’s targeting Christians.

These posts are simply another variation of the “Feel Good Posts” that I have written about in the past.

The current scam typically works something like this…  [Read more…]

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