About Media Literacy Guide

What this site is

Media Literacy Guide is the publication name used by this independent information site. Its purpose is simple: How to check what you see online: misinformation, deepfakes, scams and the skills to spot them.

How the guides are produced

Pages begin with the questions a reader needs answered. Claims are checked against named primary or authoritative sources where those sources exist, and links are included so readers can inspect the evidence themselves.

Research and drafting may use software and language-model assistance. Publication is the responsible identity: we do not invent personal reviewers, claim first-hand testing that did not happen, or present generated text as a named person's experience.

Accuracy and corrections

Information changes. We review pages when sources, rules, products or services change, but no page should be treated as permanently current. Important decisions should be checked against the linked official source.

If you find a factual error, send the page address, the statement in question and a reliable source supporting the correction. Confirmed errors are corrected on the page.

Independence

The site currently carries no affiliate links or paid placements. External links are included for evidence or reader convenience and do not imply a commercial relationship.

Independent guide. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated on behalf of the Media Literacy Council or any Singapore Government agency.

Who is responsible

Pages are published under Media Literacy Guide, the identity of this publication, rather than under a fabricated editor's name. Contact and policy information on this site applies to Media Literacy Guide.