evidence: Claim: The fiancée of Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, was named Margaret Hello, and this led to the customary use of the greeting "hello" in phone calls. [...] The post then claims that "hello" originated from the name of Bell’s fiancée, Margaret Hello, and that this was the first word Bell spoke over the phone. [...] Previous fact-checks: The claim linking the origins of "hello" to Bell’s supposed fiancée isn’t new; the fact-checking organization Snopes had debunked the claim in a March 14, 2014 article titled, "The Hello Girl." Fact Crescendo, meanwhile, has a recent article on the claim published on June 11. – Percival Bueser/ Rappler.com