Terms of use
What this site is
VerifiedHer documents whether people who present themselves as creators online are real, virtual, or unproven. Every page shows the evidence behind its answer. We publish what we can document and say plainly when we can't document something.
What a verdict means — and what it doesn't
We use three verdicts. Verified Real means documented public evidence of a real person. Openly Virtual means the operator, the platform, or the owner has confirmed the persona is synthetic. In rarer cases, where the operator never disclosed, that same verdict is confirmed instead through on-the-record investigation, and the page reads “AI Persona — Documented.” Unverified means exactly that: we have not established it either way, and we would rather say so than guess.
A verdict is a statement about what is documented, not an accusation. We never call a person or an account “fake.” Unverified does not mean fraudulent, and it is not a finding against anyone. A verdict also speaks to personhood, not to who operates an account day to day — teams and agencies are normal in this industry, and nothing here certifies who is holding the phone.
Where the material comes from
Everything on this site is compiled from public sources: public profiles, published reporting, official statements, and our own dated captures and archives. We do not use private data, we do not attempt to identify anyone who has not identified themselves, and we never publish a legal name unless the creator has shared it herself.
Images are the creator's own published imagery — her profile picture, her own posts, her own promotional material, or press photography — credited on the page with a link to the source. If you are the subject of an image and want it gone, see below; we do not require you to explain why.
Corrections and removals
If something here is wrong, tell us and we will fix it. If you want your photograph removed, ask and we will remove it — within 48 hours, without argument. If you dispute a verdict, we re-review it within 48 hours, and if it can't be re-proven we downgrade it to Unverified.
Write to [email protected], or use the corrections page. Every creator page also carries a direct link for this.
Claiming a page
A creator can claim her page. Claiming proves that she — or her team — controls the accounts on it. It lets her correct the page and put her own links on it. Claiming does not change the verdict. No payment, and no relationship of any kind, buys a better answer. We do not sell verdicts, placement, or removal.
Links and money
We link official accounts as evidence surfaces. We do not link subscription or adult-content destinations from unclaimed pages, and on pages that document an apparent deception we do not route anywhere at all — including through archived copies, which would do the same job as a link.
Using what's here
You may read, quote and link to these pages, including for reporting and research; please credit VerifiedHer and link back. You may not scrape the site to rebuild it elsewhere, and you may not present our material as your own verification. Automated access should be reasonable and identify itself.
The limits of this
Nothing here is legal advice, and nothing here is a guarantee. Realness can't be proven absolutely — it can only be documented, and documentation can be wrong or go out of date. Accounts change, get renamed, and disappear. Every creator page shows when a human last reviewed it. If you are making a decision that matters, check the evidence yourself; that is why we publish it.
Changes
If we change these terms we will update the date at the top. Material changes to how we handle verdicts, images, or corrections get written up on the corrections page as well.