Fact Check Ratings
Clarifact evaluates claims and rumors based on available evidence to help readers quickly understand their credibility.
We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of accuracy, objectivity, fairness, and transparency in every fact-check we publish.
It is important to pay close attention to the “Claim” section in each fact-check, as our ratings are based on the specific wording of that claim, not general interpretations or surrounding context alone.
Below is a comprehensive list of Clarifact ratings and their definitions:
Research In Progress
This rating is used for claims currently under investigation with no final conclusion yet.
True
The main elements of the claim are verified as true.
Mostly True
The claim is largely true, but some minor details may be inaccurate.
Mixture
The claim contains both true and false elements.
Mostly False
The claim is mostly false, but some minor parts may be true.
False
The main elements of the claim are proven false.
Unproven
Available evidence is insufficient or contradictory to determine truth or falsehood.
Unfounded
No evidence supports the claim; it is based on rumors or speculation.
Outdated
The claim was once relevant but is no longer accurate due to new developments.
Miscaptioned
Real images or videos presented with misleading or incorrect context.
Correct Attribution
The quote or statement is correctly attributed to the right person.
Incorrect Attribution
The quote or statement is wrongly attributed.
Legend
A widely circulated story that cannot be verified due to lack of evidence.
Scam
Indicates confirmed fraudulent or deceptive activity.
Legit
A genuine and legitimate offer or initiative.
Fake
Digitally manipulated or AI-generated content that misrepresents reality.