Google indexes significantly more images that TinEye but in many cases the results it displays are not correct and thus, journalists should check carefully its results (Panagiotou, 2017). This can be accomplished with the help of Google Reverse Image search or with TinEye which is another online service that provide such services. In order to ensure that a certain image is recent journalists employ a reverse image search operation. If you want to use Google’s search by image utility on your mobile phone, open your browser, go to Google, press the camera icon in the search bar, select the picture, adjust it, and you will get the results on your screen.

Therefor journalists must check the validity of an image that they have found on the web before including it in their articles (with the necessary reference to the source). The process is the same on both mobile devices and desktops. A significant amount of images are currently available on the web and thus it is quite common for a web article to employ irrelevant images that refer to the same subject (Silverman & Tsubaki, 2015 Veglis, 2016). It uses facial recognition to provide more accurate results. Verifying images: Images are multimedia content that are usually employed in news articles. Are you very exhibited on the Internet Check it Twitter, Tinder, Facebook, Google, Yandex, BOE.

Google advanced reverse image search