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DEFEATED
For you / Content checks

Before you believewhat you’re watching.

A convincing clip can be edited, reposted out of context, or generated. Start with its source.

See how it works
Video Authenticity

In plain English.

Video review looks at the sequence of frames, sound, edits, and available history. An edit is a clue to investigate—not proof that an event never happened.

A situation
worth a second look.

A short social video makes a surprising claim, but the original upload is nowhere to be found.

Defeated / content checkGuided example
shared-clip.mp4
See what a useful answer looks like.

Did the clip lose its context?

A signal, the reason behind it, and a practical next step. This guided example uses fixed sample findings, not a live detection model.

A clearer next step.

Find the original, compare the full sequence, and check the claim against independent sources.

Inspect your own content
For technical teams: explore the method

Illustrative product views and fixed sample findings. Advanced analysis requires approved services and suitable reference data.

Video AuthenticityIllustrative product view
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FRAME CONTINUITY

Two transition regions merit examiner review; origin remains unestablished.

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Frame cadence and motion remain internally consistent.

A discontinuity or recompression signal does not, by itself, establish deception, authorship, or intent.

How the review works

1Fix sequence

Retain the original container and track map.

2Segment

Index frames, motion, cuts, and audio continuity.

3Compare

Test suspicious regions against ordinary processing alternatives.

4Review

Give the examiner decisive regions—not a fake/real label.

Explore further

Synthetic Media

Detect change without inventing certainty

Content Provenance

Carry origin with the asset

News & Media

Publish with the evidence attached