A cow jumps off a cliff
Phones connect us to our friends but they also connect us to a world of rumours, myths — and people trying to sell us something.
We’ve all seen weird fake photos, health hoaxes and made-up stories. How do you know what to believe? It is always ok to ask for evidence if you’re not sure if something is true.
We’ve made a few short animations as part of our Ask for Evidence campaign.
Visit the Ask for Evidence website to watch and share all our animations.
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