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>London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly and Birmingham New Street among those targeted with terrorism message Makes it sound like the message itself was 'terrori
by gaiagraphia 2y ago
>London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly and Birmingham New Street among those targeted with terrorism message
Makes it sound like the message itself was 'terrorist'. Also abhor the fact that we're never trusted with being able to see the actual source content. We MUST be told what we should think about it by 3rd parties.
- cpcallen 2y agoIndeed, the headline is… technically accurate but seems clearly designed to mislead. The article body is a bit more clear: > The Manchester Evening News reported that passengers accessing the wifi at Piccadilly station were directed to a webpage titled “we love you, Europe”, which contained Islamophobic messages and details of several terrorist attacks that have taken place in the UK and in Europe. I think "[Stations] among those targeted with Islamophobic message" would have been a more informative wording.