ShouldEye Trust Intelligence Glossary
Identity proofing, verification badges, deepfakes, misinformation, and content provenance — badges are not proof of every claim.
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The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) develops technical standards for certifying the origin and edit history of digital content.
Read full definitionA community note is a crowd-contributed contextual note attached to a post to add sources or caveats, used on some platforms.
Read full definitionContent provenance is metadata and technical signals describing how a piece of media was created, edited, and released.
Read full definitionDigital identity is the set of attributes and credentials used to represent a person or entity in online systems.
Read full definitionFact checking is a journalistic or research process that evaluates whether specific public claims are supported by evidence.
Read full definitionIdentity theft is unauthorized use of another person’s identifying information to commit fraud or other crimes.
Read full definitionIdentity verification is the process of collecting and checking evidence that a person is who they claim to be for an account or transaction.
Read full definitionLiveness detection tries to confirm that a biometric sample comes from a live person present at capture time rather than a photo, video, or mask.
Read full definitionA synthetic identity combines real and fabricated personal data to create a new identity used for fraud or credit abuse.
Read full definitionA verifiable credential is a tamper-evident digital credential that an issuer cryptographically signs for a holder to present selectively.
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