Stop fake news &
scams before they spread
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We scan the wording
We check the text against wording patterns commonly found in scams and misleading news — urgency, pressure to share, and sensational claims.
Get a starting point
See a quick read — Real, Fake, or Suspicious — with a trust score and plain-language next steps for verifying it further.
Share the caution, not the claim
If something looks off, share the warning with friends and family instead of forwarding the original message.
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