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Verif' - "A Blackout on November 17": Where Does This Rumor that Is Circulating on Social Networks Come From?

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In France, there are reports of a breakdown in electricity, the Internet or transport. False information based on the exaggeration of tests in the United States, or European recommendations. - VERIF' - "A black-out on November 17": where does this rumor that is circulating on social networks come from? (Company topics).

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In France, there are reports of a breakdown in electricity, the Internet or transport. False information based on the exaggeration of tests in the United States, or European recommendations. - VERIF' - "A black-out on November 17": where does this rumor that is circulating on social networks come from? (Company topics).

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An alert test in the United States ended up mixed with messages about 72 hours without electricity. Authorities reported something very different.

Imagine waking up one morning, reaching for your phone and finding that there is no internet. Facebook is down. The bank app won't open. The money in your account is gone. There are no social networks, online payments, or clarity on when everything will return to normal, writes glasnews.bg. It sounds like a movie script. But according to publications circulating on social networks in different countries, a similar scenario is supposedly waiting …

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A date marked in the U.S. emergency alert calendar, an episode of The Simpsons and government recommendations for the population to mount emergency kits and keep water and food stocks at home. Read more (11/14/2026

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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