Beware of this message

There has been a recent panic among Facebook users because of messages that warn against accepting a friendship request from a person named Jayden K Smith on the grounds that he is a hacker who can hack people's accounts and steal their data, which later turns out to be baseless for the content of these "deceptive messages."
The trick is to spread this message among the largest number of Facebook users, and raise their fear to spread this message to the list of friends on the social networking site.

These messages may take different forms and warn against accepting friendship requests from people other than Jaden Smith.

But these messages, which have spread among millions of users, are not true, especially since Facebook accounts can not be hacked as soon as the request for friendship is accepted, the British Telegraph reported.

This is not the time when fraudulent messages are spreading on Facebook. The most prominent messages in the past were those that claim that Facebook will make user posts available to everyone if they do not copy a specific term and publish it in their own account.