AI Image Detection: Spotting Fakes and Misinformation
Learn to identify AI-generated images like those with SynthID watermarks and visual glitches. Understand how to verify sources and report misinformation.
Fact-Checking Bill Gates, Vaccines, and Autism Claims in Vietnam
A fact-check refutes claims linking Bill Gates's vaccine funding to autism in Vietnam, citing scientific evidence that vaccines don't cause autism and the condition's presence before 2000 donations.
Full Truth: Debunking AI-Generated Fake News on Facebook
Full Truth offers free fact checks and weekly newsletters on politics, migration, and wellness. This article highlights AI-generated fake videos circulating on Facebook, focusing on immigration claims and visual cues of manipulation. Learn to identify misinformation.
Fact Check: Belfast Riots vs. Russian Gas Pipeline Fire Misinformation
This article debunks misinformation, clarifying that footage circulated as recent Belfast riots fire is actually from a Russian gas pipeline explosion in Dagestan. It highlights the importance of verifying online sources and Full Fact's role in combating false content.
Fact-Checking Belfast Unrest Video & Online Misinformation
A fact-checking service debunks a widely shared video, falsely claiming to show recent Belfast unrest linked to a knife attack. The clip actually depicts unrelated May events, highlighting the rapid spread of false information during crises.
Fact Check: UK Government X Account Suspension Claim Debunked
Full Reality/Truth offers newsletters on politics, wellness, and fundraising. This article, part of a Facebook fact-checking initiative, debunks a false claim that the UK Government's X account was suspended, clarifying it was a different user.
AI-Generated Videos: Detecting Deception
This post discusses how to identify AI-generated videos, which are not real. It explains that while watermarks aren't definitive, other clues suggest AI creation. The context is fact-checking potentially false content on Facebook.
Debunking Fake Claims: Biden, FOIA, and Social Media Misinformation
Fact-check reveals false claims about Biden's White House Oval Office access post-election on X & Facebook, linked to a dubious Vietnamese website lacking genuine info. Actual Biden White House announcements confirmed, disproving a popular FOIA logs claim.
Fact Check: Iran Did Not Down Israeli Satellite with AI Video
This article debunks a false claim on Facebook that Iran downed an Israeli satellite, revealing the circulating video to be an AI-generated production. It highlights the importance of verifying social media sources and warns about misleading AI content during ongoing conflicts.
UK By-Election Fact Check: Gorton and Denton’s Misleading Polling Claims
A detailed fact check of misleading bar charts and polling data in the Gorton and Denton by-election, analyzing claims from the Green Party, Labour, and Reform UK to ensure democratic accuracy.
Fact-Checking Farage & Sultana’s ‘Fifth Column’ Claims in Parliament
A fact-check rates claims about MPs Zarah Sultana and Nigel Farage, and a 'Fifth Column' bill in Parliament, as incorrect. No such legislation has been introduced, according to the analysis.
False Currys Meta Quest 3S Offer Fact Check
Full Fact debunks a viral false Currys offer for a Meta Quest 3S headset for £3 via a survey, advising users to verify deals through official company channels, high follower counts, and verified blue ticks on social media.
Shein ‘Free Clothes’ Offer: Fact-Checking a Viral Facebook Scam
A viral Facebook post advertising a 'free clothes' box from Shein for just shipping costs is confirmed false by Full Fact. This article debunks the fake offer and provides advice on identifying fraudulent online deals.
Fact Check: AI Fakes Fuel ‘British Vigilante’ Migrant Boat Claims
Images of 'British vigilantes' damaging migrant boats are AI-generated fakes, exhibiting inconsistencies in water, flames, and bodies. While some groups disrupt crossings, these popular photos are digitally altered and not actual depictions.
Fact Check: Misleading Image & Context on Facebook
Fact check reveals a Facebook image, claimed to be from Sheffield, is actually from Pakistan in 2014. The image is missing context, potentially misleading viewers about UK policy and Muslim community.
Fact-Checking False Claims & Online Offers
Debunking fake online offers and misinformation. Learn how to verify deals and report suspicious content. Stay informed with fact checks on politics, health, and more.
Fact-Checking UK Politics: Immigration, NHS Waiting Lists, and Corrections
Full Fact checks claims on UK politics, immigration, and NHS waiting lists. Corrections from politicians and media are highlighted, alongside ongoing debates on asylum hotels and migrant costs.