Video is among the hardest types of misinformation to fact-check, so how do you do it?
We have written and redirected extensively on how to spot and respond to disinformation, which video series and tools best improve your fact-checking, which websites debunk fake news articles, how to verify images, and even explored fact-checking as a a public service.
Fact-checking articles and images can be relatively straight forward with the right tools and resources by your side, but verifying the videos on your newsfeed is a bigger challenge still to overcome.
Check out this article from Poynter writer Daniel Funke, who aims to shine a light on verifying viral videos and "deepfake" technology.
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