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Washington Post fact-checking browser extensions
The Washington Post, K Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USATrump's not very concerned about accuracy in his tweets — so we will be.
Looks up video clips to find it in context elsewhere
Political campaigns spend a lot of money to reach voters on Facebook. Are they telling the truth? Are they saying different things to different people? Help hold them accountable by installing our browser plugin, which sends us the ads you see on Facebook.
Less Misinformation, Better Internet.
This extension filters through and hides all of the locations on the OK vaccine portal which currently don't have appointments.
The Political Ad Collector is a tool you add to your Web browser. It copies the ads you see on Facebook, so anyone, on any part of the political spectrum, can see them in our public database.
A platform for the rapid review of outbreak-related preprints
Password Alert is a Chrome extension that alerts you if a website is trying to steal your password.
A misinformation fighting extension for Facebook News Feed
The Dispute Finder Firefox Extension helps you know when information you read is disputed by highlighting snippets if they make a disputed claim
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