evidence: Despite being investigated by up to 10 fact checking services which found it to be false, the tip is still being shared. UK group ThatsNonsense.com debunked the tip in November 2018, concluding it could not "find any examples where pressing the cancel button twice on the keypad would prevent any such scams. As such we rank the message false". [...] In January 2019, AFP debunked a similar tip in India which featured "Important message from RBI". A Reserve Bank of India spokesman denied the bank had issued any such warning. "This news is false," he told AFP. [...] Andy White, CEO of Australian Payments Network (AusPayNet), a payments industry body, told AAP FactCheck: "This message is not accurate. Pressing cancel will not deactivate any bug in an ATM PIN pad."