A: Hey there! Heard any interesting news lately?
B: Not much, just been catching up on some shows. Why?

A: There's this thing with all these fake videos spreading on social media after the big earthquake in Aomori. Can you believe it?
B: No way! Which app is it on? I haven't seen anything about that.

A: It was on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube... everywhere! They even claimed the earthquake was artificial and said another one could strike Japan soon!
B: Wow, that's crazy! And the public organizations say those predictions are groundless?

A: Exactly. The Japan Meteorological Agency said that specific time and place predictions about quakes are likely to be fake. Can you imagine if people believed that stuff and started panicking?
B: Totally. People should always check the source before sharing things like that, right?

A: Absolutely! Also, there was a video on YouTube claiming solar flares could trigger a mega quake. Crazy, huh? It got over half a million views!
B: Unbelievable... But at least people are becoming more aware of these hoaxes now, right?

A: Yeah, definitely. Remember that big tsunami warning earlier this year when they showed fake images of giant waves on the internet? People should be careful and double-check their sources.