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Factually.co is flagged by a prominent website-safety reviewer as carrying notable concerns: Scam Detector assigned it a medium-low trusting rank and a composite score of 40.3 based on 53 factors, and...
Factually.co brands itself as a "personal fact‑checking companion" and offers a website, a browser extension and related products aimed at helping users verify information and combat misinformation on...
Factually is not conclusively identified as an autonomous AI system by the materials provided; available texts describe associated with platforms like Factiverse and a Fake News Detector project, but ...
Every document in the dataset either discusses other organizations (Facteus, Factiverse, Full Fact, Fnality, Get Fact, Factchequeado) or offers no information about an entity named Factually; therefor...
The question as phrased — "Does factually use AI as a source?" — is ambiguous and cannot be answered definitively from the supplied reporting because none of the provided sources identify an organizat...
The claim that the website "Factually" is “dismissing legal testimonies that Donald Trump is a rapist” and that its owner is obviously a Republican lacks direct, independently verified evidence in the...
The question asks whether "Factually" is a liberal‑skewed fact‑checking site; available reporting in the packet does not evaluate a site named Factually, so a definitive judgment about that specific o...
You asked “who owns Factually.” Available search results do not mention a news outlet, company, or website named “Factually,” so there is no direct ownership information in the provided material; the ...
Reporting compiled for this analysis indicates that the site known as "Factually" (factually.co) is described in secondary coverage as an independent fact‑checking tool launched in November 2024 and c...
Factually — an AI-first fact‑checking tool launched in late 2024 — is usefully transparent about its methods and often surfaces sourced summaries, but it should not be treated as an unquestionable arb...
Factually is a newsletter produced by the International Fact‑Checking Network and promoted on Poynter’s site as a biweekly (every other Thursday) publication; Poynter’s subscribe page explicitly state...
Factually’s use of AI to write about AI impersonation on YouTube fits a broader industry pattern: many publishers now use AI to scale reporting even as platforms and researchers warn of hallucinations...
Fact-checking organizations are run by people and institutions with stated missions, funding sources, and governance — not mystical neutral gods; available sources in the provided set do not directly ...
The clearest, directly supported claim is that the App Store listing for the Factually mobile app identifies as the developer, which implies he funds or maintains the app and related service . Other a...
Factually’s publicly available records and the analyses supplied show ; the organization emphasizes independence and states it does not accept money from political groups . Third-party donor databases...
The claim framed by the Factually link asks whether ICE arrests and deportations under the Clinton and Obama eras differ meaningfully from later administrations; reporting shows Obama-era policy narro...
The reporting provided does not identify any service or product named “Factually” or state that it is “powered by a Chinese AI,” so there is no direct evidence in this set to confirm or deny that clai...
The reporting provided concerns deleting Google Search history—showing how to erase single items, clear everything, and disable Web & App Activity via the My Activity dashboard on desktop or the Googl...
Factually is presented publicly as a consumer-facing verification service that offers an "AI fact-checker" accessible via messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram, with paid plans starting around €9/...
Factually — the site under scrutiny — is not definitively labeled a liberal outlet by the curated fact-checking resources in the provided reporting; Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC) rates Factually as “Le...