Feka 2.1

Your Responsibility as a User

This tool provides AI-based analysis only. You are responsible for verifying all information before making any decisions or sharing content.

How to Verify Information:

• 1. Check Multiple Sources Look for the same news on established news websites (Reuters, AP, BBC, etc.)
• 2. Verify with Fact-Checkers Use services like Snopes.com, FactCheck.org, or PolitiFact.com
• 3. Check the Date Ensure the news is current and not old news being recirculated
• 4. Examine the Source Check if the website is known and credible, look for "About Us" pages
• 5. Look for Expert Quotes Real news often includes quotes from relevant experts and officials
• 6. Check Images Use reverse image search to verify if images are original or taken from elsewhere
• 7. Be Skeptical of Sensational Headlines If it sounds too shocking or unbelievable, it might be fake
• 8. Check Official Sources For government or organizational news, check their official websites or social media

Red Flags to Watch For:

• 🚩 No author or source attribution
• 🚩 Grammatical errors and poor writing
• 🚩 Emotional language designed to provoke
• 🚩 No links to sources or evidence
• 🚩 Website URL looks suspicious