evidence: Restaurant staff in Maine are not required to wear dog cone-style visors as part of COVID-19 precautionary measures. The updated prevention checklists issued by Maine Governor Janet Mills’ administration only require staff who have opted to use face shields instead of face masks to wear them upside down. A photo of a restaurant staff member appearing to wear a dog cone-style face visor at work is altered. Inaccurate: Maine Governor Janet Mills did not issue a statement requiring restaurant staff to wear dog cone-style face visors. Rather, the updated prevention checklists for COVID-19 issued by her administration require only that restaurant staff who opt to wear face shields instead of face masks must wear them upside down. [...] The claim is inaccurate, as the Governor’s requirements are for face shields, not dog cone-style face visors. The official COVID19 Prevention Checklist Industry Guidance on the website of the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development, which was updated on 14 August 2020, states: