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It also has a SciCheck feature if you want to check the scientific accuracy of a specific claim. FactCheck is free and easy to use. However, its scope is limited. 5. Google Fact Check Explorer Google Fact Check Explorer is essentially a fact checker search engine. It's easy to use, free and efficient. Visit the website, enter someone's name or a specific claim, and the answer will be listed below.


The site shows whether a claim is true, false, unverified, misleading azerbaijan mobile database or needs context. 6. Media Bias/Fact Check Media Bias/Fact Check is a useful website if you want to see if a particular news site is trustworthy and unbiased. Enter the website name and the answer will show the ranking of that website. There are multiple levels, including unbiased, left-center, right-center, left-centered, right-centered, and conspiracy pseudoscience.


Media bias/fact checking is free. However, it mainly focuses on political and scientific websites. It also doesn't answer specific claims or fact-check videos or images. 7. Fact or fiction? You can scan popular stories or enter a name or question to get specific answers. The website is free. It rates stories on different levels of credibility, including true, decontextualized and fictional.