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A Facebook post circulating a purported Currys promotional offer for JBL speakers is a fake: the product deal is not genuine and is being shared as misleading content rather than an authentic Currys promotion.
A claim circulating online that Currys is selling an iPhone 17 Pro Max for under £10 is false; the advertised price is not genuine and the offer does not come from Currys.
A widely shared claim that Currys is offering a Ninja Foodi multi‑cooker for £8.55 is incorrect; the apparent bargain is a fake or scam and not an official Currys sale.
Offers purporting to give Ninja frozen drink makers to people who complete an online survey and claim to be from Currys are not genuine; the promotion is a scam and not authorised by Currys.
A social‑media post advertising heavily discounted Bose headphones via Currys is fraudulent: the shared offer is fake and not an authentic Currys promotion or sale.
Full Fact finds a circulated video of the recent Indonesian earthquake includes older clips from Taiwan and the Philippines, demonstrating how unrelated footage is reused in social posts and the need for source verification after disasters.
Full Fact repeats verification of a viral clip claimed to show reactions to the 15 August Indonesian quake, confirming the footage was actually from a 2025 Philippines earthquake and warning against misattributed disaster videos.
Factcheck: Starbucks did not pledge in 2017 to hire 10,000 Muslims; the public commitment was to hire 10,000 refugees globally, a claim now being misattributed and reframed on social media.