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@rebelann (118731)
El Paso, Texas
September 17, 2026 6:22pm CST
It's a fleeting image at the beginning of many videos on youtube, if you aren't paying attention you'll miss it completely as I did at first. That disclaimer is also the reason I don't believe half what I see on the internet, all too often it flashes at the beginning of a video and like me you'll think what you're watching is a real news event. But, it's not real. I just though you should know that so much of what you see on 'media' videos is nothing more than an entertainment piece, be careful what you believe The following video had that disclaimer in the very beginning and I almost missed it.
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@toniganzon (81016)
• Philippines
7h
I haven't seen that on YouTube yet probably because I only watch news on youtube and just talk shows from the local celebrities I know. And I only watch crochet tutorials sometimes.
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@rebelann (118731)
• El Paso, Texas
7h
The video on my discussion was classified as news yet this disclaimer was a fleeting image at the very beginning
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@toniganzon (81016)
• Philippines
2h
@rebelann I only watch from a YouTube livestream of a local tv news channel.
@Juliaacv (57480)
• Canada
7h
No, I haven't watched anything with this disclaimer, but I haven't been on youtube in a while either.
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@rebelann (118731)
• El Paso, Texas
7h
It would be at the very beginning of any fake news video no matter which platform
@AmbiePam (127301)
• United States
8h
I’m not a YouTube watcher unless you’ve posted something with Tuffy or Roscoe or one of your other fur babies. I do occasionally watch a how to video, but for the most part I think I might be the rare person who rarely uses YouTube. I just assume most of what I watch online or on TV really is lies. Some people believe anything though. One Mylotter was telling people Michael Kors and Jennifer Lopez got married. How can anyone believe that crap? Michael Kors is gay!
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@rebelann (118731)
• El Paso, Texas
7h
I agree with you, the only thing I believe is weather reports after the fact .... dang weather peeps never get the predictions right
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• Philippines
2h
Yes, I always see that, and if they don't put it they will have trouble launching it in public. And yes, it is true that we should be cautious with what we watch, coz we might be mislead in what we believe. Everything is so deceiving if we don't check facts first and discerning the content correctly in the standard of good and bad - morality.
@FourWalls (87765)
• United States
3h
I don’t pay any attention to anyone promoting a “news story” that’s “major breaking news” that every reputable news agency on earth somehow missed.
@Wrexxo (7572)
1h
Yeah..not everything is true. That's why its important to fact check
@rakski (161543)
• Philippines
5h
most videos I watch don't have those
@MoonMaa (753)
• United States
3h
I haven't seen that disclaimer on any of the youtube videos I have watched.