Post number #417765, ID: dcb0c1
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>A red blinking advertisment is obstructing some recent posts, with the offer to click on a VERY suspisious link.
>For some reason, users can comment on it.
Post number #417781, ID: 10634b
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Fishy...,eh who cares.Im clicking that shit -A random homeless bloke
Post number #417840, ID: deca0c
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this is quite clearly a trap. buuuuuuut i clicked on it... >IA
Post number #417891, ID: 8ee1cb
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Me too, let's see...
Post number #417957, ID: 69efc4
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Oh heeeell no.
Post number #418037, ID: ec1a69
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Ooh~ Too bad I won't click it. I'm more a fan of cat ears~ -Evening
Post number #418092, ID: 78505a
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I clicked. But smells like fake.
Post number #418098, ID: d48088
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I for one love crypto miners in my eyes and also getting owned -Kacey M.
Post number #418163, ID: a5e55e
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>The Link lead to a blank page, without anything. There was however a massive string of encrypted scripts. >Those who clicked on it may see that their ram and cpu was taken up by a small portion. It was being done by a supposedly "OS" programme, unable to be closed without debug. Otherwise it lacks permanance
Post number #418283, ID: 7d002c
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Post number #418392, ID: ee7ee9
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Fucking zygote128 process. >>Force close
Post number #418471, ID: 3faace
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Clickbait again, people are still naive enough to believe into these? -NaVi
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| >A red blinking advertisment is obstructing some recent posts, with the offer to click on a VERY suspisious link.
>For some reason, users can comment on it.