Identity and access
Verified passwordless identity, workspace membership, role permissions, session revocation and suspended-account enforcement.

NewsForensics is designed so private searches remain private, tenant data stays separated and consequential findings remain controlled by accountable people.
Security controls reduce unauthorised access. Editorial governance reduces the risk of an authorised user turning an uncertain signal into an unjustified public claim.
Verified passwordless identity, workspace membership, role permissions, session revocation and suspended-account enforcement.
Every private record is scoped to a tenant; administration uses separate server-side authorization and is not publicly discoverable.
Captures retain timestamps, hashes, source context, custody events and review status so changes remain visible.
A machine signal cannot publish a verdict, accusation or external response. High-risk outcomes require authorised human approval.
Guest limits, risk-based challenges, IP/account/cookie signals, allowlists, blocklists and neutral error responses reduce scraping and misuse.
Provider activity, access, billing, evidence actions, notifications and administrative changes enter auditable records.
Public searches do not create indexable findings. Optional first-party page measurement remains off unless consent is granted; it records the public path, coarse device class and hashed operational identifiers—not page content or search text. Read the privacy policy.
NewsForensics must not be used for doxxing, personal retaliation, unlawful surveillance or unsupported allegations. Results are investigative indicators and require independent verification. Read the Responsible AI policy.
The platform does not guarantee deletion, de-indexing, ranking changes, identification of anonymous authors or a legal conclusion. V1.9 policy documents are published as operational drafts pending independent legal review. Open the Trust Centre.