Shared Content Flagger

Shared Content Flagger

What did you post on Facebook?

2 ratings
1 review

Archived App (Last seen on 21 May 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 9, 2018
  • February 11, 2020

Features

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This app helps you identify if you've shared misleading information on Facebook. It analyzes your posts against curated lists of questionable content, flagging links, tweets, mentions, and hashtags. You can use different rule lists to verify content and learn more about potential misinformation.

βœ“Analyzes Facebook posts
βœ“Compares content with rule lists
βœ“Flags links, tweets, mentions, hashtags
βœ“Supports custom rule lists
βœ“Provides details on flagged content
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What's New in Shared Content Flagger

1.3

February 11, 2020

Version 1.3 (build 16) contains numerous minor improvements, such as updated components and minor bug fixes. This update is recommended for all users. Version 1.3 requires iOS 11.4 or later.

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User reviews

Much thanks

Thank you for your work and efforts to provide awareness and education in regards to the issue of dis/misinformation campaigns. I came across this app on the ARS Technica forum and would never have known about it otherwise.

I downloaded the app despite not being too involved in political arguments or taking sides, after all, corporations are the real shot-callers in this country. However I found the app to be a valuable educational tool. This app would do large swaths of the (open-minded) public much good and I hope awareness of it increases.
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FAQ

What does Shared Content Flagger do?

Shared Content Flagger analyzes your Facebook posts to see if you have shared any misleading information. It compares your shared links, tweets, mentions, and hashtags against various 'rule lists' that identify questionable content.

How does Shared Content Flagger work?

The app downloads your Facebook posts and then cross-references them with curated 'rule lists' that highlight suspicious content. These rule lists are created by individuals or organizations and indicate whether content should be trusted.

Can I create my own rule lists for Shared Content Flagger?

Yes, any person or organization can create their own rule lists for free using a Google Sheets spreadsheet. You can then point the app to your custom rule list via a special URL for personalized content flagging.

Does Shared Content Flagger prove if content is true or false?

No, Shared Content Flagger itself does not determine the truthfulness of content. The rule lists used by the app indicate whether content should be flagged as questionable, providing an opportunity for users to investigate further.

What types of content can Shared Content Flagger flag on Facebook?

Shared Content Flagger can flag several types of content you may have shared on Facebook, including links to specific pages, images, or videos, links to websites, tweets, mentions of Twitter users, and #hashtags.

Is Shared Content Flagger available on Android devices?

Shared Content Flagger is currently available for iPhone and iPad. The app is designed for iOS devices and is not listed as being supported on Android.

How often is Shared Content Flagger updated?

The latest version of Shared Content Flagger is 1.3, which was last updated on February 11, 2020. This indicates the app has not received updates in over three years.

What is the age rating for Shared Content Flagger?

Shared Content Flagger has an age rating of 4+. This means it is considered appropriate for users aged four and older, with no significant content restrictions.