FORWARDCHECK / THE CHECKING LIBRARY
How our guides are made
These guides teach checking methods. They are not a feed of published verdicts about viral claims.
Who is responsible?
ForwardCheck is built and run by Vidit Chopra (GlobalInno Services) in Meerut, India. Questions and corrections can be sent to contact.techfusionlab@gmail.com.
AI assistance and editorial work
AI assists with drafting, organising, translating and checking this library. We do not claim that an independent expert or a human fact-checker has reviewed every guide. The publisher remains responsible for the material. Fluent writing is not proof of accuracy.
Sources and examples
We prefer original material, official instructions and primary research where they fit the question. Each guide lists its sources and explains their relevance. Linking to an institution does not imply its endorsement of ForwardCheck. Hypothetical examples illustrate a method; they are not evidence about a real incident.
Making uncertainty visible
A missing source does not prove a claim true or false. We distinguish recording dates from upload dates, original evidence from copies, and automated signals from established findings. These guides do not replace individual medical, legal or financial advice.
Translations and updates
Hindi editions are prepared to preserve the English guide's meaning. A language link appears where a corresponding edition exists. Changes to source material, product behaviour or important instructions trigger a review. An updated date should reflect a substantive change, not routine republication.
Requesting a correction
Send the guide URL, the passage at issue and a supporting source. Do not include unnecessary phone numbers, identity documents or entire private conversations. Material corrections to public guides should identify the change and its reason on the affected page. For an app report, use the correction route.
App reports and this library
Shared app reports are accessible by link and marked noindex for search engines. Anyone with a report link can read it; this is not the same as requiring a private login. This library explains general checking methods and does not republish private reports as news articles.