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FAXTR (FACT + TRACKER) is a global fact check platform. Use our free fact checker to verify news, detect AI-generated fake news, and run claim verification against AFP, Reuters, Snopes, PolitiFact and 100+ fact-checking organizations across 50+ countries. We are an evidence collector, not a judge — we surface ClaimReview data so you can decide. Available in English, 한국어 (팩트체크), 日本語 (ファクトチェック), 中文 (事实核查), Español (verificación de hechos), Português (verificação de fatos), Français, Deutsch, العربية, हिन्दी, Русский.
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Filter & retouch traces
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Ad wording vs. the rules
Cosmetics, food and health claims compared with the ad rules of 16 countries.
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Readers can't tell your newsroom's copy from generated text.Prove where the story came from.
FAXTR Verified is a per-article badge that answers the one question a reader can actually check. Every badge links to a public record — and the record publishes the SHA-256 fingerprint of the article body, with the rule to recompute it. You do not have to take our word for anything.
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Search any claim and see what global fact-checking organizations have verified.
“NASA confirms Earth will experience 15 days of complete darkness in November.”
NASA has never made such an announcement. The hoax has circulated almost every year since 2015 with only the year changed.
Government vs Official Data
What governments say vs what the data shows. We don't judge — we compare. You decide.
View allBTS Gwanghwamun Concert — up to 260,000 predicted vs about 42,000 counted
South Korea“Police forecast up to 260,000 people for the BTS concert at Gwanghwamun Square, and Seoul expected 200,000–300,000. More than 10,000 public officials were mobilized, including 6,700 police, 2,600 city workers, 800 firefighters and 400 Seoul Metro staff. Overtime pay was put at a minimum of 440 million KRW.”
On concert day (March 21), Seoul counted about 40,000–42,000 people at 8 p.m., and the police's unofficial count was about 42,000. HYBE said about 104,000 based on mobile network data, and the Ministry of the Interior's crowd system showed about 62,000.
The forecast was about six times the counted crowd. More than 10,000 officials and at least 440 million KRW in overtime were planned around the higher figure.
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