Is there any information about cell phone invasions by the Indian government? The viral message read: "Cyber threat They are going to start circulating a video on WhatsApp that shows how the Covid19 curve is flattening in India. The file is called "India is doing it", do not open it or see it, it hacks your phone in 10 seconds and it cannot be stopped in any way. Pass the information on to your family and friends. Now they also said it on TV news." Is the viral message claiming to show that the Covid19 curve in India is flattening contains a malicious file ? We started our investigation by running keywords such as 'Covid19 curve', 'flattening in India', 'India is doing it', 'WhatsApp', through a Google search. We didn't find any authentic report or bulletin on any TV channel as mentioned in the viral message.In conclusion, it is safe to say that the viral message in circulation is FAKE and should not be taken seriously.Actually there was no viral message .
A message will be sent to your phone claiming to show that the Covid19 curve is flattening in India, But It will contain a malicious file
Based on the provided evidence, which option from the following: Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking is true?

Claim: A message will be sent to your phone claiming to show that the Covid19 curve is flattening in India, But It will contain a malicious file

Evidence: Is there any information about cell phone invasions by the Indian government? The viral message read: "Cyber threat They are going to start circulating a video on WhatsApp that shows how the Covid19 curve is flattening in India. The file is called "India is doing it", do not open it or see it, it hacks your phone in 10 seconds and it cannot be stopped in any way. Pass the information on to your family and friends. Now they also said it on TV news." Is the viral message claiming to show that the Covid19 curve in India is flattening contains a malicious file ? We started our investigation by running keywords such as 'Covid19 curve', 'flattening in India', 'India is doing it', 'WhatsApp', through a Google search. We didn't find any authentic report or bulletin on any TV channel as mentioned in the viral message.In conclusion, it is safe to say that the viral message in circulation is FAKE and should not be taken seriously.Actually there was no viral message .


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Based on the provided evidence, which option from the following: Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking is true?

Claim: A message will be sent to your phone claiming to show that the Covid19 curve is flattening in India, But It will contain a malicious file

Evidence: Is there any information about cell phone invasions by the Indian government? The viral message read: "Cyber threat They are going to start circulating a video on WhatsApp that shows how the Covid19 curve is flattening in India. The file is called "India is doing it", do not open it or see it, it hacks your phone in 10 seconds and it cannot be stopped in any way. Pass the information on to your family and friends. Now they also said it on TV news." Is the viral message claiming to show that the Covid19 curve in India is flattening contains a malicious file ? We started our investigation by running keywords such as 'Covid19 curve', 'flattening in India', 'India is doing it', 'WhatsApp', through a Google search. We didn't find any authentic report or bulletin on any TV channel as mentioned in the viral message.In conclusion, it is safe to say that the viral message in circulation is FAKE and should not be taken seriously.Actually there was no viral message .


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