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Practical verification guides
Clear, evidence-led methods for checking material before you believe or share it. Each guide explains what a signal can suggest, where its limits are and what to check next.
How to Fact-Check an Online Claim
A repeatable method for tracing sources, checking evidence and seeking independent confirmation.
Read the guide →How to Check Whether an Image May Be AI-Generated
Assess provenance, context, reverse-image results and visual clues without overclaiming certainty.
Read the guide →How to Verify a Video Before You Share It
Check a clip’s date, location, source, editing context and the claim attached to it.
Read the guide →How to Check a Source, Citation or Expert Quote
Trace references to their originals and assess relevance, method, context and independence.
Read the guide →How to Recognise Online Scams and Impersonation Attempts
Identify common pressure tactics and verify surprising requests through trusted channels.
Read the guide →How to Read AI-Detection Results Responsibly
Understand what detector signals can suggest, what they cannot prove and what to investigate next.
Read the guide →How to Verify Claims on a CV
Check employment, qualifications and performance claims fairly without treating a missing search result as deception.
Read the guide →How to Spot a Fake Product Review
Compare specific claims, purchase context, account patterns and independent evidence instead of relying on style.
Read the guide →Did AI Write This?
Separate language signals, factual support, public-source overlap and process evidence before drawing a conclusion.
Read the guide →How Accurate Are AI Detectors?
Understand false positives, evaluation data, thresholds and why one score cannot prove authorship.
Read the guide →Is This Email a Scam?
Check a suspicious email safely through independent routes without clicking its links or trusting its contact details.
Read the guide →How Teachers Can Check Suspected AI Work Fairly
Use policy, drafts, citations and conversation without treating detector scores as proof of misconduct.
Read the guide →How to Verify a Screenshot
Find the original source, recover cropped context and check the visible claim as a separate question.
Read the guide →Find the Original Context of a Viral Video
Trace the earliest version and verify the date, place, sequence and caption attached to a clip.
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