While social media provides us with wonderful experiences, it also has particular negatives. People can make misleading remarks on the internet since it is difficult to challenge them in the privacy of their own homes. The amusing persons online help reveal fraudulent people on social media, allowing us to construct a list of those who were discovered lying too early! Internet liars, beware: we are tracking you down!
Who Took The Photo?
Because of the #couplegoals hashtag, many couples appear to want to show off their great relationships on social media. Many social media connections are met with mistrust, while others are met with understanding. However, certain awkward photographs deserve public attention, as one exhausted couple discovered.
Someone pointed out that the posted photo of them both “asleep” had to be taken by a bug because it appeared implausible.
A Platonic Girlfriend
In this world, you might be one of two types: an old romantic who enjoys seeing love in the air, or someone who dislikes people flaunting their love lives all over the internet. So when this person tried to dazzle his followers with a little white lie, someone in the comments area was clearly not satisfied.
The guy pretended to take a photo of his girlfriend, but someone dug further and revealed in the comments that the photograph was clearly not of his girlfriend.
Selfie Time
This guy attempted to pull off one of the oldest tricks on the internet, but people have seen too many of them. As he lied down trying to find the perfect angle, he did his best to convince his followers.
But what he hadn’t noticed was that someone else was there, who caught him taking a selfie at a weird angle. They then went on to take a picture of him, and later found out that the guy was actually trying to make it seem like he was at the beach.
Posting By Mistake
We all probably know someone who has posted a picture of them or someone else “accidentally” on social media. If not, then we most probably know someone who posted a picture with the caption: “Feeling cute might delete later”. Still, the lie doesn’t fly as easily as it used to, so when this girl posted a picture of herself “by accident”, one of her social media friends was sure to make things very clear.
They claimed that there is literally a five-step process in order to post a photo on social media, so there’s no way that was a mistake.