Deep & other fakes
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Tools used to produce deep fakes and other fake info items which are close to indiscernible from real
Social media fakes
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Tools used to produce fake items which have the format and looks of existing platforms
TV screens and newspapers facsimiles fakes
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Tools used to produce fake TV screeshots and newspaper articles/facsimiles
Complex tools for bias and bot detection
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Main media bias charts and Twitter-based assessment of bot activity
Image and video source and manipulation detection
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Tools to extract info from images and videos and to detect possible manipulation
Fact checkers
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Fact-checking websites and organisations which regularly monitor and verify claims
Meme generators & tools
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Meme generators and meme repositories with historical usage and background
Link sharing, spread and reach
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Tools to detect the extent and pattern of link sharing and dissemination of specific information items
De Facto Disinformation Toolmap
This page is temporary. It was built by request of C1-C2 participants and will be merged into the newly designed section for educators which is now under construction.
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Free online meme generators:
http://memebetter.com/generator
https://imgflip.com/memegenerator
The fake news generator (with a small collection of examples)
https://www.thefakenewsgenerator.com/
TV news channel screenshot simulation/generator
http://www.breakyourownnews.com/
Generate newspaper-style facsimile
https://newspaper.jaguarpaw.co.uk/
Chrome browser extension: CrowdTangle Link Checker (check URL sharing)
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/crowdtangle-link-checker/klakndphagmmfkpelfkgjbkimjihpmkh/
Chrome browser extension: InVID (We Verify toolkit)
chrome-extension://mhccpoafgdgbhnjfhkcmgknndkeenfhe/we-verify.html
Another InVID information analysis dashboard based on weblyzard (see other weblyzard solutions)
Plagiarism checker
https://plagiarismdetector.net/
Photo location viewer (all EXIF data)
Internet Memes Database
TruthNest (Running analytics on Twitter accounts - bot-like/human-like)
Twitter (tweets, messages), FB (posts, chats), Instagram generators:
https://generatestatus.com/generate-fake-instagram-post/
'Fake a baby' website (fake echography and more, for pranks):
AI generated faces:
https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/
Get an idea of media bias (“prototypical” news media):
Visualise the spread of claims (use 'Impeachment Poll: Majority Oppose Convicting, Removing Trump')
Interactive media bias chart
https://www.adfontesmedia.com/interactive-media-bias-chart/
Comprehensive media bias collection
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/
Fact-checkers - see De Facto website
An online simulation of disinformation (create and spread, gain influence)
Internet Archive (make an archive copy of an URL to be accessed even if the page content changes or disappears later)