07-01-2021, 06:17 PM
Teenagers use lemon juice to trigger false-positive Covid tests
Crazyedit: I find it entertaining that these kids have figured out
the cov19 tests are a scam and they're now usin their knowledge to
keep themselves out of the liberal UK indoctrination centers. ;>)
Teenagers are figuring out how to fake positive Covid tests using lemon juice and hacks from TikTok
7/1/21 from https://inews.co.uk/news/technology/tikt...ls-1079693
Education leaders have warned that the practice is ‘massively unhelpful’ as schools already battle to keep education going amid outbreaks.
British teenagers are using TikTok to learn and share tips for faking positive Covid-19 tests as hundreds of thousands of pupils in “bubbles” are already being forced to miss school.
A single video has been viewed more than 2.5m times since it was uploaded on 1 April, while others have received more than 289,000 and 71,000 views respectively.
Apple sauce, Coca Cola, vinegar, hand sanitiser and kiwi fruit are among the suggestions users are encouraging others to apply to the tests in the hope of testing positive for Covid-19 and being made to stay away from school.
Independent fact checking organisation Full Fact has previously explained that fizzy drinks and acidic fruits can appear to break the test into displaying what looks like a positive result, clarifying that rapid tests very rarely return false positive results when used on humans as intended...Crazyedit: didn't the 'chicom' test kits make everyone look positive?
Crazyedit: I find it entertaining that these kids have figured out
the cov19 tests are a scam and they're now usin their knowledge to
keep themselves out of the liberal UK indoctrination centers. ;>)
Teenagers are figuring out how to fake positive Covid tests using lemon juice and hacks from TikTok
7/1/21 from https://inews.co.uk/news/technology/tikt...ls-1079693
Education leaders have warned that the practice is ‘massively unhelpful’ as schools already battle to keep education going amid outbreaks.
British teenagers are using TikTok to learn and share tips for faking positive Covid-19 tests as hundreds of thousands of pupils in “bubbles” are already being forced to miss school.
A single video has been viewed more than 2.5m times since it was uploaded on 1 April, while others have received more than 289,000 and 71,000 views respectively.
Apple sauce, Coca Cola, vinegar, hand sanitiser and kiwi fruit are among the suggestions users are encouraging others to apply to the tests in the hope of testing positive for Covid-19 and being made to stay away from school.
Independent fact checking organisation Full Fact has previously explained that fizzy drinks and acidic fruits can appear to break the test into displaying what looks like a positive result, clarifying that rapid tests very rarely return false positive results when used on humans as intended...Crazyedit: didn't the 'chicom' test kits make everyone look positive?