Great app works very well. Users can submit barcodes and brands and the database is really significant by now. I tried it on a few articles and it correctly recognized each of them.
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Please ignore me. It’s the age rating. 🙃
~~Was launched by Palestinian graduate student Ahmed Bashbash last November~~
~~🤔~~
Edit:
~~To clarify: the point I’m making is that I did an absolutely trivial, cursory accuracy check on one of the central points of the timeline of the article, and it was immediately and obviously discernible as false.~~
~~But seriously, don’t take my word for it. Check it yourself.~~
And yeah, the Israeli government these days is comically hypersensitive to stuff like this, i agree. I just have made a habit of checking easily verifiable facts like this, and trying to point out where I observe discrepancies. Sometimes it’s nothing; sometimes it’s something, but not really a related issue. Sometimes it’s highly pertinent. Regardless, I think it’s a good thing to point out, simply in the interest of showing others how easy it is to increase your media literacy and detect hinky propaganda-leaning ”journalism” that seems to be getting a lot more common these days across the political spectrum. (Addendum) And sometimes I am not as careful as I should be and I point out something entirely unrelated :D
Strange, maybe he in place updated an old app in true student fashion
Imagine being sad enough to do this with everything you buy, as if you're actually going to make a difference to anything.