Two Online Rumors Debunked: OpenClaw WeChat Theft Is Fake, Leshan Giant Buddha Claim Is AI Animation Forgery

Recently, two online rumors have attracted attention: one claims "using OpenClaw to log into WeChat and have 600 yuan stolen", and the other says "Leshan Giant Buddha was modified from a Dayu statue". Both have been verified as false.

Regarding the OpenClaw rumor, the original author clarified it was a joke. Technically, QClaw only supports PC deployment, and PC WeChat cannot send red envelopes; WeChat accounts and payments have strict security mechanisms, and the official has not found any such cases.

The Leshan Giant Buddha rumor has no evidence. Historical records clearly show that the Buddha was initiated by Monk Haitong in the first year of Kaiyuan in the Tang Dynasty, as a Maitreya Buddha, taking 90 years to build. It was listed as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage in 1996. The related claim is a speculation generated by AI animation.

Remind netizens to raise security awareness, not spread false information, and protect personal information.