Social Media Platforms

LinkedIn: Available ✅
LinkedIn displays Content Credentials to verify the authenticity and origin of content. This information is accessible through the embedded preview in the browser.
TikTok: Available ✅
TikTok has implemented Content Credentials to confirm the origin and authenticity of videos. Details are available through the embedded preview in the browser.
Instagram: Announced, but not yet available
Instagram plans to introduce Content Credentials to verify images and videos. Currently, there is no specific implementation.
Facebook/Meta: Announced, but not yet available
Facebook plans to introduce Content Credentials to enhance the authenticity and verification of content. The feature is not yet implemented.
Twitter: Announced, but not yet available
Twitter has announced plans to introduce Content Credentials in the future to verify the authenticity of tweets. This feature is not yet available.
YouTube: Announced, but not yet available
YouTube plans to integrate Content Credentials to improve the authenticity and origin of videos. Implementation is still pending.
Threads: Announced, but not yet available
Threads, a new platform from Meta, has expressed intentions to integrate Content Credentials, but this feature is not yet available.

Search Engines and Web Services

Google: Announced, but not yet available
Google has announced plans to integrate Content Credentials to support content verification. Currently, there is no specific implementation.
Microsoft Bing: Available ✅
Microsoft uses Content Credentials through its Azure platform and other products. This information is accessible through the embedded preview in the browser.

Companies / Products

Microsoft: Available ✅
Microsoft uses Content Credentials through its Azure platform and other products. This information is accessible through the embedded preview in the browser.
Adobe: Available ✅
Adobe integrates Content Credentials into products like Photoshop and Lightroom. Details are available through the embedded preview in the browser.
Intel: Available ✅
Intel supports Content Credentials through hardware technologies. This information is accessible through the embedded preview in the browser.
BBC: Available ✅
The BBC uses Content Credentials to ensure the authenticity of its content. This information is accessible through the embedded preview in the browser.
Other Publishers: Announced, but not yet available
Various publishers have shown interest in integrating Content Credentials, but implementation is still pending.

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