Fact-checking viral ‘lone survivor’ house images from California fires
Striking images from devastating wildfires in southern California are all over social media. While many are real, some are ...
Fake image of burnt Oscar goes viral amid L.A. wildfires — how Robert Redford and Isabella Rossellini are involved
No, that's not Robert Redford's Oscar covered in ash amid the Los Angeles wildfires. Here's what's really going on with that ...
TikTok ban LIVE updates — latest news on possible shutdown
If the ruling is upheld, TikTok will be banned on January 19 due to a law put in place by the Biden administration. The ...
TikTok's imminent ban is pushing people to RedNote, another Chinese app, and the irony is just too rich
TikTok users are fleeing the platform ahead of an expected ban in the US – and many are heading to the China-owned RedNote.
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How will Meta's decision to end fact-checking affect the profession around the world?
Fact-checkers around the world are wondering how their work will change after Meta said it will end professional fact-checking on Facebook and Instagram in the U.S.
Tech tips to find out whose picture that is, background checks, verify websites and more
Whether you’re trying to verify a website, learn about your neighborhood, or dig up what’s floating online about you, a ...
Experts issue warning after disturbing AI-generated image of commuters sparks confusion: 'Consider checking important information'
The AFP used a reverse image search to find the source of the photo, a website called StockCake. The AI-generated picture, ...
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Reverse Phone Number Lookup
Intelius does not notify the owner of the phone numbers you search. What is a Reverse Phone Number Lookup? A Reverse Phone Number Lookup is a tool that allows users to find the person or business ...
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Easy internet sleuth tricks you’ll wish you knew sooner
Want to be better at looking up information on the internet? Kim Komando has a helpful and useful guide of internet sleuth ...
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As fires ravage the LA region, so too are conspiracy theories and misinformation
The thing with social media platforms is misinformation can spread as fast as the fires currently burning across the L.A.
L.A. firestorms bring waves of fire myths, disinformation. Here’s how to debunk it and not get fooled
Experts say social media plays a role in spreading misinformation during natural disasters; share tips on how to identify it.