Privacy Policy

When you create an account or sign in to DeepFactCheck, we may collect basic account information such as your name, email address, and authentication details provided by your login provider.

We may also process claims, URLs, text snippets, evidence, or other content that you submit for fact-checking and verification.

We use your information to create and manage your account, authenticate access, provide claim verification features, improve platform reliability, and help you review source credibility and evidence context.

DeepFactCheck is designed to support human review. AI-assisted outputs should be treated as helpful analysis, not as a final authority.

If you sign in using a third-party provider such as Google, we may receive basic profile information from that provider, such as your email address and display name, according to the permissions you approve.

Content you submit may be processed to identify checkable claims, compare evidence, and generate structured review outputs. Avoid submitting sensitive personal information unless it is necessary for your use of the service.

We may use cookies or similar technologies for authentication, session management, security checks, and basic service functionality.

We take reasonable steps to protect account access and platform integrity, but no online service can guarantee absolute security.

We do not sell your personal information. We may share limited information with service providers that help us operate DeepFactCheck, such as authentication, hosting, analytics, email delivery, or security providers.

We retain account and service information only as long as needed to provide the platform, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, or improve service reliability.

You may contact us to ask questions about your account information or request changes where applicable.