How To Make Fake Facebook Status and Posts

In the past week, fake facebook posts have been circulated around WhatsApp and Facebook Groups. Examples of such posts is that of Dennis Itumbi referring to President Uhuru and Ruto as Dogs and the other is that of Dr.Olunga allegedly making tribalistic remarks against Kikuyus.
I'll show you how such fake facebook posts are generated.

Examples of Fake Facebook Posts

Method 1: Using Certain Websites
The following websites can be used to generate fake facebook posts
  1.Status Clone- Visit Site
  2.Simulator- Link
  3. Fake Convos- Link


Procedure for creating the fake Facebook Posts in the above Websites.

• Input you Desired Name
• Write you fake facebook status
• Upload the profile picture of the person
• Write the time that you want the post to appear to have been posted e.g 30 mins ago
• Put the number of likes and comments that you want the post to have
• Download the fake facebook post as an imsge

Method 2: Using an App Fake Post Maker For FB.

• Download the app from playstore the install it.
• Open the app then fill in the fake details you want

• It functions basically the same as the websites

Note: This post is only meant for educational purposes only

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