A mesa em forma de suástica do Hadolf da IKEA é uma farsa no Facebook

Infelizmente, Fraudes e fraudes no Facebook são algo bastante regular e muitos usuários são enganados diariamente. Uma das fraudes virais atualmente envolve a IKEA. An image of a dinner table dubbed Hadolf shaped like a swastika has been circling Facebook.

The image also provides information about the price of the item – 88 euros, and it features the name of IKEA as it was one of the company’s 2016 catalog additions.

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Interessantemente suficiente, ‘88’ is considered a code used by neo-Nazis to say ‘Heil Hitler’.

Como você deve ter adivinhado, the image is not real and it is part of a scheme that aims to harm IKEA’s reputation. Social media posts like this one are problematic because they go viral quite quickly and they are also hard to track to the original source.

The German newspaper Berliner Zeitung was the first to write about the story this Monday, dezembro 14. Then the news itself went viral and was covered by media around the Globe.

It is now known that a user in Germany has posted a version of the scheme on December 12. His post has been shared 12,000 vezes, the Like button being hit by 29,000 pessoas.

Claro, an IKEA spokesperson has already confirmed that there was nothing true about the post. Daily Mail has even reported that the company is threatening legal actions against the hoaxsters.

We remind you that such hoaxes may seem harmless or even funny, but they may end up harming your personal information. Keep in mind that clicking on fraudster images is not considered safe.