Social Media Platforms Place Fact Checker Stickers to Dispel Rumors About Drake's Arrest

In a recent tweet, social media platforms have placed fact checker stickers saying that rapper Drake was not arrested. The news comes after rumors circulated online that the artist had been taken into custody. The rumor began on Twitter when an account with no verified source posted about the alleged arrest. This quickly spread across other social media platforms and soon became a trending topic. However, it was later revealed that the story was false and Drake had not been arrested. In response to this, several social media platforms have now placed fact checker stickers on posts related to the incident in order to dispel any further rumors or misinformation. These stickers are meant to inform users of the truth behind any given story and provide them with reliable sources for further information. The use of these fact checkers is becoming increasingly common as more and more people turn to social media for their news sources. It is important for users to be aware of what they are reading online in order to avoid spreading false information or being misled by fake news stories. Drake has yet to comment on the incident but his fans have expressed their relief at learning he was not arrested as previously thought.