Fact-Checking Websites

• Snopes: Verifies a wide range of claims, rumors, and misinformation. (snopes.com)

• PolitiFact: Focuses on political claims and rates their accuracy. (politifact.com)

• FactCheck.org: Non-partisan project analyzing political statements. (factcheck.org)

• Reuters Fact Check: Verifies viral claims and misinformation. (reuters.com/fact-check)

Browser Extensions

• NewsGuard: Rates the credibility of news websites and flags misinformation. (newsguardtech.com)

• Trusted News: A Chrome extension that flags misleading and fake news. (trusted-news.com)

• Fakespot: Identifies fake reviews and unreliable sellers on e-commerce platforms. (fakespot.com)

Crowdsourcing Verification Tools

• Check: A collaborative platform for verifying online content, developed by Meedan. (meedan.com/check)

• Ground News: Aggregates news and shows political bias to give a holistic view of stories. (ground.news)

Reverse Image and Video Search

• Google Reverse Image Search: Helps verify the origin of an image. (google.com/imghp)

• TinEye: Specialized for reverse image searches. (tineye.com)

• InVID & WeVerify: Browser extensions for verifying videos, checking metadata, and debunking deepfakes. (invid-project.eu)

• Deepware Scanner: Scans video files for evidence of deepfake technology. (deepware.ai)

• Sensity AI: Detects deepfakes in videos and images for enterprise and governmental use. (sensity.ai)

• DeepTrace Labs: Offers solutions for detecting manipulated media. (deeptracelabs.com)

• Amber Authenticate: Embeds a verification layer in video and image files to identify tampering. (ambervideo.co)

• Reality Defender: Uses AI to identify manipulated content in real-time. (realitydefender.ai)

• Truepic: Authenticates digital images and detects manipulations. (truepic.com)

• Microsoft Video Authenticator: Analyzes videos and images to determine the probability of AI-driven manipulation. (microsoft.com)

• Civic Online Reasoning (COR): Provides resources for teaching media literacy to combat misinformation. (cor.stanford.edu)

• First Draft: Offers tools and training for journalists and researchers to tackle disinformation. (firstdraftnews.org)

• Media Bias/Fact Check: Rates media outlets for bias and reliability. (mediabiasfactcheck.com)

• Propwatch: Tracks propaganda techniques in real-time. (propwatch.org)

• Hoaxy: Visualizes the spread of misinformation and disinformation on social media. (hoaxy.iuni.iu.edu)

• Ad Observatory: Shows how content algorithms may manipulate news feeds. (adobserver.org)

• Rbutr: A platform that link refutations to misleading content. (rbutr.com)

• Ground News: Aggregates news from multiple sources, shows political bias, and highlights blind spots. (ground.news)

• AllSides: Displays news stories from the left, center, and right to provide balanced perspectives. (allsides.com)

• SmartNews: Curates trending news stories from a wide range of reputable sources without bias. smartnews.com

• Flipboard: Allows users to create customized feeds of news and topics from diverse sources. flipboard.com

• FactCheck.org App: Non-partisan fact-checking of political and viral claims. (factcheck.org)

• PolitiFact Truth-O-Meter App: Tracks the accuracy of statements made by public figures. (politifact.com)

• Snopes: Provides verified fact-checking on rumors, urban legends, and viral content. (snopes.com)

• NewsGuard App: Rates the reliability of news websites and flags misinformation. (newsguardtech.com)

• Deepware Scanner: Detects AI-generated deepfakes in videos and images. (deepware.ai)

• Truepic: Authenticates images and detects manipulations in digital media. (truepic.com)

• Sensity AI: Advanced tools for identifying deepfakes in multimedia. (sensity.ai)

• InVID & WeVerify: Verifies videos and images, with tools for checking metadata and spotting manipulations. (invid-project.eu)

• Bot Sentinel: Identifies inauthentic accounts and bot behavior on Twitter. (botsentinel.com)

• Hoaxy: Maps how misinformation spreads on social media platforms. (hoaxy.iuni.iu.edu)

• CrowdTangle (Meta): Monitors trending topics, including misinformation narratives, across social platforms. (crowdtangle.com)

• MediaWise by Poynter: Provides educational resources for identifying misinformation. (poynter.org/mediawise)

• Civic Online Reasoning (COR): A Stanford tool teaching critical thinking for evaluating online claims. (cor.stanford.edu)

• Ad Fontes Media Bias Chart: Helps users identify bias and reliability in media outlets. (adfontesmedia.com)