Privacy Policy
Last updated: June 18, 2026. Veratify is built to verify what you read without collecting personal information about you.
Veratify collects no personal information about its users.
Veratify is built to verify what you read without knowing who you are.
This is not a policy choice that could change without notice. It is how the system is constructed.
No account. No profile. No tracking identity across the web.
There is no one to log in as.
Veratify requires no login, no sign-up, and no account.
It does not assign you a user ID. It cannot build an account history because no account exists.
Veratify does not build a profile of you.
Veratify does not use the verification path to create a personal profile, track your identity across the web, sell behavioral data, or target advertising.
Two people who check the same article are indistinguishable to Veratify because Veratify is not trying to identify either one.
Content may be stored. People are not.
To serve verdicts quickly and avoid re-checking the same article, Veratify may store the article URL, the factual claim assessed, the verdict, the reasoning, and the sources used.
Those records are keyed to the content — the page and the claim — not to a person.
Verification requires examining the content.
To check a claim, Veratify may send article text or claim text to AI services that perform analysis and may search public sources for evidence.
No identifying information accompanies that request because Veratify does not collect identifying information in the verification path.
No ads. No data sale. No advertiser influence.
- Veratify does not sell user data.
- Veratify does not serve advertising.
- Veratify does not build personal profiles for commercial targeting.
- Veratify does not accept sponsored verdicts.
Questions about privacy?
Use the contact channel provided in the Veratify extension or website. We will review privacy questions and corrections promptly.