This policy explains what happens to text in the Headline Lab, how cookies and ads work, and your choices.
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What the Headline Lab does with text
Main points for this section.
A headline pasted into the Headline Lab headline checker is scored directly in the browser, using JavaScript that runs on the visitor’s own device. The text is not sent to a server or stored by Theary News Lab.
Cookies and ads
Table rows are listed below.
| Data | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Headline text | Checked in your browser; never uploaded |
| Cookies | Ads and basic site statistics |
Your choices
True facts about the site, updated when they change.
Most browsers let a visitor block or delete cookies in their privacy settings; doing so may limit ads but will not affect the Headline Lab, since it does not use cookies to work. Questions about this policy can be sent through the contact page.
These checks help but do not prove a story true or false — always confirm with the original source.
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