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The focus of episode seven, Evaluating Photos and Videos, is how to check the source behind the photo and/or video , and how to see if it's and actual reliable source.

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The importance of this video is to not get tricked into thinking that the photo is instantly reliable, and not believing every video and photo you see.

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Say your best friend shared you a photo of a cat cut in half, with no blood. It's amazing! But you don't know if its real. So, you can double click the photo, and click "Search image with Google Lens." . Then, you can see that it's actually just a photo shopped image of a cat from the SCP website, which states it's a fictional horror website with monsters made by writers.

Another example is the shark on the highway, which was found out to just be photo shopped and brought back each hurricane.

One last example is if you see a video of your favorite actor saying "I hate my fans.". You can look at its source if it has one, and find the original video. The voice of the actor could have been altered.

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1. Don't believe all the photos you see.
2. Photos and videos are becoming easier to manipulate.
3. Photos and videos can be photo shopped or video shopped.
4. Check if the video/photo is even relevant to the claim.
5.  Who is behind the information? Are they trusted?
6. Faces and voices can be altered online. So just because you see a famous actor say something, doesn't mean its him/her.