Learn about our conversation sharing features
Sharing allows you to create a public link to any of your fact-checking conversations. Anyone with the link can view the conversation, see the verification results with sources, and even continue the conversation in their own chat to build upon your fact-checking work.
Choose the level of privacy that fits your needs. You can change this anytime.
Only you can see this conversation. No sharing link is generated. Perfect for personal fact-checks you want to keep confidential or internal research.
Creates a shareable link that anyone can access. The conversation won't appear in public search, but anyone who has the link can view it, see your verification results, and continue the conversation.
Makes your conversation visible to everyone in the Public Reports section. Other users can discover, view, like, dislike, and continue your conversations. Great for contributing to the fact-checking community.
Copy shareable links instantly with a single click. Links are automatically formatted for easy sharing.
On mobile devices, use your device's built-in share menu to send via any app installed on your phone.
View detailed access logs showing who accessed your shared conversations, when, and from where.
Recipients can continue your fact-checking work by starting a new conversation based on your shared one.
Public conversations can be liked or disliked by the community, helping surface quality fact-checks.
Any changes you make to a shared conversation are instantly reflected to everyone with access.
You maintain full control over your shared conversations. Here's how we protect your privacy:
On any conversation in your chat history, click the share icon in the top-right corner of the conversation card.
Choose your preferred privacy level: Private (no sharing), Anyone with Link (shareable link), or Public (visible to everyone).
Once a link is generated, click the copy button to copy it to your clipboard, or use your device's native share feature.
Send the link via email, messaging apps, social media, or any other method. Anyone with the link can access it.
View access logs, change privacy settings, or revoke access anytime from the share modal.
Each shared conversation gets a unique, permanent link. The conversation ID is a secure, randomly generated identifier that can't be guessed or enumerated.
Links remain valid as long as the conversation exists and maintains its sharing status. They don't expire automatically.
Links are cryptographically secure. Only users with the exact link can access the conversation, preventing unauthorized discovery.
When you share a conversation with "Anyone with Link" or "Public" privacy, you gain access to detailed analytics about who has viewed your shared content.
Privacy Note: Access logs are anonymized and aggregated. We don't track or store personal information. IP addresses are used only for security purposes and location approximation. Individual users cannot be identified from access logs alone.
The "Continue Conversation" feature allows anyone viewing a shared conversation to build upon your fact-checking work by creating their own new conversation with all the context from your shared one.
Benefits
When you set a conversation to "Public", it becomes discoverable in the Public Reports section where anyone can browse, search, and interact with fact-checking work from the entire community.
Community Benefits
By making your fact-checks public, you contribute to a collective knowledge base that helps combat misinformation at scale. High-quality verifications get surfaced through community engagement, helping others find reliable information faster.
Share fact-checked articles and research findings with colleagues, editors, or the public. Create link-only shares for peer review or make public for transparency.
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Teachers can share fact-checking examples with students to teach media literacy. Students can continue conversations to explore topics deeper.
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Share verification results on Twitter, Facebook, or other platforms to combat misinformation. Quick link sharing makes it easy to spread verified facts.
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Teams can share fact-checks internally or with partners to build comprehensive reports. Access logs help track who reviewed what.
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Make fact-checks public to support public discourse on important topics. High-quality verifications can influence public understanding.
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Researchers can share verification methods and findings with peers. Public sharing enables transparency and reproducibility in fact-checking research.
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Yes! You can change privacy levels anytime from the share modal. Switching to Private will immediately revoke access for anyone with the link. Changing from Public to Link-only removes it from public feed but keeps the link active.
Deleting a shared conversation permanently removes it. All links become invalid, and it disappears from public feeds. Anyone trying to access the link will see a "not found" message. This action cannot be undone.
For "Anyone with Link" and "Public" conversations, yes. You can view access logs showing timestamps, approximate locations, device types, and view counts. This helps you understand your audience while maintaining privacy.
Yes, you need to be logged in to create and manage shared conversations. However, anyone with a link can view shared conversations without logging in.
Currently, sharing is done one conversation at a time. Each conversation gets its own unique link. You can share multiple links in a single message or post if needed.
Link sharing creates a unique URL that only works if someone has the exact link. Public sharing makes your conversation discoverable in the public reports feed, searchable, and visible to anyone browsing.
No. Others cannot edit your original conversation. They can only view it or use the "Continue Conversation" feature to create their own new conversation based on yours.
Shared links remain active indefinitely as long as: (1) the conversation exists, (2) you haven't deleted it, (3) the privacy level allows access, and (4) you haven't revoked sharing.
Access logs show when someone accesses your conversation, but you cannot see who forwarded the link or how it was distributed. Each access is tracked independently.
Only Public conversations may be indexed by search engines. Link-only shared conversations are not discoverable through search engines, only through the direct link.
Switch between privacy levels instantly. Changes take effect immediately and are reflected to all viewers.
View and manage access logs. Remove specific access entries if needed (for link-only sharing).
All original messages, verification results, sources, and metadata are preserved in shared conversations.
One-click copy, native share menu integration, and QR code generation for easy distribution.
Shared conversations maintain full formatting, sources, and citations for easy reference.
Track views, engagement, and access patterns to understand how your fact-checks are being used.
Go back to your conversations and start sharing your fact-checks with the world!