Selected items
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Existing image evidence
echange.pdf
Existing document evidence
extrait.mp4
Existing video evidence
Disputed content
Group your evidence in a private file.
Group your existing Kicklinks evidence and the context you declare in a persistent private file.
Kicklinks does not independently capture the page and does not confirm that the content was present at the stated address.
Real-world situations
When content is disputed, evidence is often scattered while posts can be changed or deleted.
What can happen
- Content copied or republished under another name.
- A post deleted after the first dispute.
- A page, message or file changed during the dispute.
- Disagreement about the date, version or context.
- Evidence scattered across websites, emails, social media, documents and videos.
How Kicklinks helps you
Bring existing Kicklinks evidence, the declared context and relevant history together in a private case file.
Organize existing items
Existing evidence, supplemented by declared context.
Demonstration — fictional data
Declared context
- Platform
- Fictional social platform
- Declared URL
- social.example/publication/atelier-nebule-42
- Observed account or title
- Official Atelier Nébule
- Declared capture date
- 12 September 2026
- Category
- Disputed content
- Note
- Publication to document.
This information organizes declared context around existing evidence.
It is not an independent finding that the publication existed or was present at that URL.
Demonstration — fictional data.
No page is captured, no file is sent and no information is stored by this demonstration.
Three steps
Prepare the items without creating an automatic finding.
- 01
Create or select the relevant evidence.
The flow uses document, image or video evidence already present in Kicklinks.
- 02
Add the context you declare.
Depending on the available fields, you can provide a URL, platform, observed account or title, a declared capture date, category and notes.
- 03
Save a persistent private file.
The file retains the declared context and a minimal snapshot of each piece of evidence. No full export is included in R1.
Distinguish evidence from its context
Declared information supplements existing evidence.
Existing evidence
It is the document, image or video already processed through the relevant Kicklinks flow.
Declared context
It groups the information entered by the user around that item.
Scope
Kicklinks keeps the technical evidence information separate from the declarations added by the user.
Kicklinks does not confirm the declared platform, account, URL or date.
Persistent private file
The context and snapshots remain private.
The file remains stored until its owner explicitly deletes it. It separately shows the status at the time each item was added and its current status.
The file does not extend the availability of source files. Deleting it does not delete the source evidence. No full export is included in R1.
Clear limitations
Declared context is not an independent finding.
Declared context supplements existing evidence. It does not replace an independent finding and does not legally characterize the content.
- Kicklinks does not confirm that the content was present at the stated URL.
- Kicklinks does not confirm the identity of the author or account that published the content.
- The supplied date is declared by the user.
- The flow does not demonstrate an independent timeline.
- It does not prove whether the content is true or false.
- It does not characterize the content as illegal, defamatory, infringing or fraudulent.
- It is not a finding made by a third party.
- It produces no full export, PDF, ZIP or independent timestamp for the file.
Understand the evidence used in this flow.
Review how document, image and video evidence works before preparing your items.
