Facts or guesses
The internet’s version of you can mix real facts with educated guesses. Confidence doesn’t make a guess true.
A confident-looking claim can still be a guess. Learn what evidence to look for.
Five short factoidsThe internet’s version of you can mix real facts with educated guesses. Confidence doesn’t make a guess true.
Repeated information isn’t always independent evidence. Several websites may be repeating the same original mistake.
A confident label in a data profile can rest on limited clues. Confidence alone does not make a claim about you true.
A marketing category describes how a system groups people. It does not guarantee that everyone in that group fits the label.
Several websites can repeat the same claim about you because they copied one source. Repetition is not independent verification.
Questions a claim, assumption or use that does not add up.
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