Sources & methodology
Every regulated claim on Disclara cites a structured source object with issuer, type, canonical URL, publication and effective dates, last-checked date and review status.
Source model
source_id— stable identifier referenced by rules and contentissuerandsource_type— law, guidance, platform policy, standard or first-party announcementcanonical_url— the primary source, not a summaryeffective_from/last_checked_at/status— freshness is product functionalitycontent_hash/reviewed_by— versioned human review
Editorial rules
- Regulatory pages must cite primary legal or regulatory sources.
- Platform pages cite first-party platform policies wherever available.
- No automatic publication of legal interpretation from detected diffs — a human reviews every change.
- Uncertainty is visible: answers end in one of four states, including “Human review required”.
- We never claim guaranteed compliance. Our framing: “Based on the information supplied and the rules currently tracked by Disclara…”
Current source registry
- Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (Artificial Intelligence Act)
- EU AI Act — Regulatory framework
- About AI-generated content — TikTok Support
- Integrity and Authenticity — TikTok Community Guidelines
- Labeling AI Content — Meta Transparency Center
- Our Approach to Labeling AI-Generated Content and Manipulated Media
- Disclosing altered or synthetic content — YouTube Help
- How we're helping creators disclose altered or synthetic content
- C2PA Technical Specification (2.4 series)
- C2PA — Content Credentials overview
- Content Credentials — Verify
See also the rule changelog. Information on this site is not legal advice.