Oigetit Fake News Filter

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Oigetit Fake News Filter?

How does the Oigetit Fake News Filter work?

How does Oigetit come up with the Reliability % Score and a Red, Green or Yellow Shield for each article?

Why do I see different Reliability % Scores and Colored Shields assigned to news articles?

Why should I use Oigetit Fake News FIlter on a daily basis?

Where does the news on Oigetit Fake News Filter come from?

How current or up-to-date is the news on Oigetit?

Can I find news from other countries or about other countries on Oigetit?

Can I search for news that I want to read on Oigetit?

How many topics or keywords can I search for on Oigetit?

How many stories is Oigetit processing daily?

Do I get to read news from Wall Street Journal and CNN?

What causes the Fake News Filter percentage on the articles to be less than 100%?

Why does the Oigetit Fake News Filter rate a well-known and reliable source like the Wall Street Journal less than 100%? And in some cases, why does Oigetit rates its articles as low as 65%?

Are there other devices I can use to access Oigetit aside from a desktop computer?

Does Oigetit have a political agenda?

Why doesn’t my news article show up on Oigetit?

Is there any charges or subscription fee to use the Oigetit app?

Can I share articles through the Oigetit platform?

When I use the Oigetit website, do I need to first login to access the news?