Before you forward it,
verify it.
Paste a WhatsApp message, scheme rumor, health or water alert, transport update, food-safety warning, or civic allegation. CivicOS compares it with published authority corrections and keeps uncertain information clearly labelled.
Report a rumor for authority review
Useful when a message is spreading through WhatsApp or social groups but there is no official correction yet.
Verification without pretending the algorithm knows everything
Latest Trust Bulletins
Each card distinguishes a verified correction from an unverified rumor. Demo records are labelled so they cannot be confused with real authority advisories.
DEMO · Food batch contamination warning
Demo guidance: contamination claims require a traceable batch number, test report or authorized recall notice. Until that evidence exists, CivicOS labels the broad claim unverified rather than amplifying it as fact.
DEMO · Bus route cancellation message
Demo correction: no permanent cancellation is recorded in this demo authority feed. Citizens should check the latest transport bulletin before changing travel plans.
DEMO · Community health-screening result rumor
Demo correction: screening is not a universal diagnosis. Individual results and follow-up instructions must come from the authorized health provider; a forwarded group message cannot replace them.
DEMO · Ward 4 water safety message
Demo correction: a clearance for one sample point does not automatically clear an entire ward. The authority should publish the tested location, sample time and lab status before a broad safety claim is shared.
DEMO · Kisan Support Grant deadline rumor
Demo correction: CivicOS has no authority notice announcing an emergency closure or paid withdrawal requirement. Verify scheme deadlines only through the responsible government office or its official portal before acting.