In October 2015, links began circulating on Facebook promising users a free carton of Marlboro cigarettes as a celebration of the brand's 100th anniversary: The embedded links involved a variety of URLs (like the one above), some of which included entirely unrelated scam-bait terms like "iTunes" and "Apple." Users who clicked through to claim their purported free carton of Marlboros were routed to a page reading "Marlboro is Giving FREE Carton of Cigarettes to celebrate 100th Anniversary (150 Cartons Remaining)," which cloned the style of Facebook-based content (but was hosted on a non-Facebook URL): As noted, URLs visible in the posts didn't point to any credible domains (or any sites linked to Altria, the brand's parent company)
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In 1998 KT&G was reformed to a government-run public corporation
In many countries, these warnings cover 50% or more of the pack, and in some places, they can also cover 80% or even more of the packaging
However, as newer brands emerged and health concerns grew, Lucky Strikes market share declined, though it remains a nostalgic icon
