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Spot misinformation online with these tips



In this simulated example, you can see how to learn more about a result you find online. In this case you can see our imagined Mars Robot News site doesn’t have accurate information about the planet.

This is a GIF showing a simulation of how you can use the "about this source" feature to learn more about a website

 See how an image is being used in context online. You can search with an image by right clicking on a photo and selecting “Search Google for Image.” This is a simulated example to illustrate how this product works and not the actual experience.

This GIF shows a simulation how you can check to see how an image was originally used online

Looking for news on if Earth was visited by aliens? In this simulated example you can see how you can click to find Full Coverage on a topic, and see what other news organizations are covering it.  This GIF is a simulated example and is not the full experience of how the product works.

This GIF is a simulation of how you can check for more news sources on a story you might see online

 In this simulated example see how you can use Fact Check Explorer to find out if an online claim has been fact checked. This is a demonstration of how the product works and not the full experience.

This GIF shows a simulation of how you can use Fact Check Explorer to see if an online claim has been fact checked.

In this simulated example, you can see how you can find the differences between the real Eiffel Tower in Paris, France and the one in Paris, Texas. This is just a demonstration and not the full product experience.

This GIF shows a simulation of how you can use Google Earth to check to see how a location looks

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