Fake Arctic Today site used to spread misinformation in Greenland
In recent days, Facebook users in Greenland have been getting articles claiming to be from Arctic Today, however, these are fake stories from a site completely unrelated to our publication. The paid posts are sponsored by an unknown entity and seem to only appear in Greenland. We recommend our readers not click on these links, as they might take you to a scam site.
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