Start with the visitor's request
Use this check when the Streamer claims to be filming or livestreaming. Inspect the hands for the large phone.
A story-versus-prop check: look for the phone that should support the livestream claim.
Use this check when the Streamer claims to be filming or livestreaming. Inspect the hands for the large phone.
Observed clue: The visitor claims to be livestreaming but is not holding the large phone shown in the reported safe version.
Check the hands and prop visibility; the job title by itself is not the tell.
The prop can be hidden by framing or animation. Confirm both hands are visible before treating absence as evidence.
If the named channel is unavailable, the evidence is incomplete. Do not substitute an unrelated sound, room, prop, or camera angle.
This page was re-audited against the public references below. The check is version-sensitive and remains labelled reported until creator-owned documentation confirms it.
See where each evidence channel fits in the door-check route.
Open systems map →Evidence guideAvoid changing angles or treating a blank feed as proof.
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