I like the methods that various blogs do to entice visitors. One unknown blog spread out the rumor of the iPhone 5 fake screw and then exposed it. Last week, the Internet has stirred up the news that the new iPhone will receive a custom five screws, which are unique in the market and nothing like that exists today. It was reported that the fixings of a new model will have a head with a complex asymmetric patterns. This unique screw was something interesting. I also mentioned it in one of my post about iPhone 5 in dismantled form last week. But just recently it became clear that reports of new screws on the iPhone 5 was a fake. This was stated by the authors of Day4, which thus decided to test how easy it is to untwist the web candid fake. Different other bloggers have created a three-dimensional model with an arbitrary screw and is very impractical arrangement of slots in the head, to render the layout, put the final image in the email, and posted the results on the Reddit. A letter was received, allegedly from an anonymous employee of Apple. A few hours later picked up the fake news about the screw by all tech publications and thematic blogs. Swedish bloggers of Day4 are not just posted this clever forgery regarding iPhone 5, but also traced the activity of network users and adding a graph showing the degree of confidence in the information. The diagram shows that the further information from the original source was valid. However this rumor was very popular but only in social network where all Apple fans were passionately talking about it. The main idea of this fake information was to see how quick rumors about new iPhone 5 from Apple. And it is no strange that leaked information was regarding asymmetric screws because such a little thing doesn't attract the visitors globally. I mean that not many iPhone owners think about what screws his gadget has. If something wrong with hardware they just go to the special people for that job. So don't believe rumors about fake iPhone 5 screw or some others. Just check the information first.