There are always false reports on Facebook. Most of the time these are published out of ignorance. Just like in this case. Since December 23, 2012, Facebook has been asking its users in status posts, for example, “How are you…?” etc. Many users are now of the opinion that this is a virus. However, this is not the case, because this is not a virus, but an innovation on Facebook.
This is what the false report looks like:
A virus has crept into Facebook. If your status at the top says something different instead of “what are you doing right now”, such as: how are you or is everything clear, or what is going on etc. then you are also affected by it. Pornographic messages will then be sent to your friends using your profile. Do not open these messages under any circumstances, if you also receive such messages from my side, please do not open them under any circumstances, because they are ABSOLUTELY not from me and warn your friends that they should not open such messages from you either
This is not a virus, but an innovation on Facebook.
The request in the status post
Facebook users see various messages directly in the status post.
For example, Facebook asks “What’s going on, user name”
These “defaults” change every time you come to the site!
You can find more Facebook changes here:
>> https://www.mimikama.org/general/facebook-updates-23-12-2012/
annotation
It could be that a user has published a false report out of ignorance. On the one hand, it was described that it was about “questions” such as “What’s going on…” or “How do you feel…” and on the other hand, it was described that pornographic content/messages were being sent.
Perhaps two coincidences meet here.
Coincidence 1
The innovation we mentioned / Facebook update and
Coincidence 2
A link that automatically sends messages via the chat / personal messages, as we have already described here, for example!
>>https://www.mimikama.org/general/trojaner-warning-vor-das-solltest-du-dir-ganz-treibend-angehen/
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