I have seen recently a growing number of anti test people on local pages.
Not sure if it's just my area but every time someone posts something relating to a positive Covid test result, there's a bombardment of people posting that they're a fool for getting tested and the government have said only 7% of positive test results are accurate.
Latest is the local senior school where there's been a high rise in positive test results and the school haven't communicated the true number so students aren't taking it seriously and isolating (but that's a whole other thread!) and people are constantly jumping on these posts to say that the testing system is giving out a huge number of false positives and parents should be taking it with a pinch of salt.
Maybe I'm a bit invested as I am currently sat at home with confirmed Covid and feeling ill and sorry for myself but it's shocked me the amount of people who seem to think we shouldn't be getting tests and unless you have a high temperature and a cough (I had neither but lots of other symptoms) then you don't have Covid and these teenagers are being given false positives. I think it's a scary spread of misinformation and is this a widely held view now or a growing view?
People are claiming that others booked a test and never took it but got a text to say they are positive 