A comparison worksheet
| Criterion | Evidence to look for | Leave unresolved if… |
|---|---|---|
| Business identity | A named operator and a working contact channel | The operator cannot be identified |
| Output scope | A precise description of fictional or non-valid material | The service promises realistic identification without a lawful testing boundary |
| Privacy | What is received, retained and deleted | Retention is unclear |
| Testing value | A documented schema, failure cases and export behavior | Examples are decorative but no workflow is explained |
| Performance claims | A reproducible method, sample and limitations | Only an acceptance percentage is presented |
| Affiliation | Evidence for any asserted issuer or vendor relationship | A logo substitutes for a documented relationship |
OnlyFake and VerifTools research queries
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The linked research notes distinguish published provider statements from independently reported events. They identify the sources inspected and leave unsupported current-product claims unresolved.
A safer alternative depends on your task
| Your task | Useful alternative |
|---|---|
| Form validation | Marked fictional records and explicit failure scenarios |
| OCR layout testing | Original abstract layouts with expected text regions |
| Check-digit implementation | A bounded arithmetic dataset |
| Real identity proofing | An authorized process appropriate to your role and requirements |
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