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‘Homeless Man’ Trick Goes Viral, While iPhone 17 Pro Max Sells at Double Price, Sets Record Sales

Thu , October 16 2025 / 10:29 AM By: Misr Connect 3 min read
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لقطة مستوحاة من خدعة الرجل المشرد على الإنترنت إلى جانب صورة لهاتف iPhone 17 Pro Max الفاخر

viral “homeless man trick” is sweeping TikTok and Snapchat, with AI-generated images showing a seemingly homeless intruder entering homes. Meanwhile, the iPhone 17 Pro Max is being sold in the UAE at

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The Viral “Homeless Man” Trick

A viral challenge known as the “homeless man trick” has been spreading across platforms like TikTok and Snapchat. Users employ AI tools to forge images depicting a person who appears homeless entering someone else’s home. While the challenge draws views and attention, it carries risks—misuse, defamation, and psychological impact. Experts urge caution and verification before resharing such content.


📱 iPhone 17 Pro Max Commands Premium Price and Records

The iPhone 17 series officially went on sale in the UAE starting September 19. Despite the steep price, the Pro Max model has seen extraordinary demand, with some retailers marking it at more than double its standard price. Buyers haven’t been deterred—in fact, the flash demand helped Apple achieve record-breaking sales. Factors include limited supply, high fan enthusiasm, and the desire to own the latest device at launch.


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