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Findings are per-test. The overall read sums only suspicious evidence from Hard and Supportive tests.

What it means: every finding here comes from the file's own bytes, parsed in your browser. We look at metadata, encoder signatures, embedded provenance claims, pixel statistics, and a handful of structural clues.

What it does not mean: "no findings" is not a proof of authenticity. AI-image detection can be unreliable, particularly after resizing, recompression or other processing, and metadata is trivial to strip or forge. Reverse image search is usually a better authenticity check than any algorithm here.

How to read suspicious findings: hard evidence is a fact from the file. Supportive evidence is a hint that needs corroboration. Correlated findings from one cause are down-weighted so they do not stack into an exaggerated verdict.