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T.J. Thomson, Senior Lecturer in Visual Communication & Media, Queensland University of Technology

Fake viral footage is spreading alongside the real horror in Ukraine. Here are 5 ways to spot it

Amid the alarming images of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine over the past few days, millions of people have also seen misleading, manipulated or false information about the conflict on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and Telegram.

Screenshot of fake news TikTok video
Old footage, rebadged on TikTok as the latest from Ukraine. TikTok

One example is this video of military jets posted to TikTok, which is historical footage but captioned as live video of the situation in Ukraine.

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