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          "k": 87,
          "claim": "Google's 2025 Maps safety report, as summarised by Search Engine Roundtable, says 79 million inaccurate or unverified edits were blocked in one year.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: seroundtable.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 88,
          "claim": "Google's 2025 Maps safety report says it removed over 13 million fake business profiles.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: seroundtable.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 91,
          "claim": "Dividing 79 million blocked edits over 365 days gives roughly 216,000 blocked edits per day.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: noticemesenpai.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 92,
          "claim": "Seventy-nine million blocked edits spread over 365 days is roughly 216,000 blocked edits per day.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: noticemesenpai.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 94,
          "claim": "Google's 2025 Maps safety report says over 292 million policy-violating reviews were blocked or removed in 2025.",
          "reasonText": "The fact holds, but the named source does not say it."
        },
        {
          "k": 96,
          "claim": "Google said it blocked or removed over 240 million policy-violating reviews in 2024.",
          "reasonText": "The fact holds, but the named source does not say it."
        },
        {
          "k": 100,
          "claim": "Ozva Digital writes that anyone on Maps can suggest an edit reporting a place as closed, and that after a few reports in a row Google applies the closed label.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 101,
          "claim": "Ozva Digital says anyone on Maps can suggest an edit reporting a place as closed.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 102,
          "claim": "Ozva Digital says a few closure reports in a row lead Google to apply the closed label.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 103,
          "claim": "Sterling Sky says not every suggested edit to a Google listing is accepted.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: sterlingsky.ca."
        },
        {
          "k": 109,
          "claim": "Ozva Digital lists as triggers that can lead Google to treat a business as closed: unanswered phones, a changed address, a listing untouched for months, and a website that has gone offline.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 110,
          "claim": "Ozva lists as triggers a phone left unanswered for a long time, a changed address, a listing untouched for months, and a website that has gone offline.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 111,
          "claim": "Ozva Digital says any of those triggers can lead Google to treat a business as closed, and that a neglected listing can drop back to closed on a single user suggestion.",
          "reasonText": "Sources only partly back this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 112,
          "claim": "Ozva says any of those triggers can lead Google to treat a business as closed.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 113,
          "claim": "Ozva says a neglected listing can drop back to closed on a single user suggestion.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 114,
          "claim": "Ozva Digital says that if a business moves, the old listing can keep showing closed, that opening a fresh listing creates a duplicate, and that reviews do not move with the business.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 115,
          "claim": "Ozva says that if a business moves, the old Google listing can keep showing closed.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 116,
          "claim": "Ozva says opening a fresh listing instead of fixing the old one creates a duplicate listing.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 117,
          "claim": "Ozva says reviews do not transfer to a new listing when a business moves.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 118,
          "claim": "Whitespark reported in 2020 that some owners who used Special Hours to post their own closures then got an alert that they had been marked as closed.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: whitespark.ca."
        },
        {
          "k": 119,
          "claim": "Whitespark reported in 2020 that some owners used Special Hours to post their own closures, then got an alert that they had been marked as closed.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: whitespark.ca."
        },
        {
          "k": 123,
          "claim": "Proof Reports describes a hijacking method in which a scammer gets edit access and swaps in their own phone number while the name, reviews and address stay the same.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: proofreports.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 125,
          "claim": "Red Door Technologies lists ways into a listing: account takeover, fake suggested edits that get accepted, unclaimed listings, and fake duplicates.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: reddoortechnologies.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 126,
          "claim": "Red Door Technologies lists ways into a Google listing: account takeover, accepted fake suggested edits, unclaimed listings, and fake duplicates.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: reddoortechnologies.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 127,
          "claim": "Red Door Technologies says a swapped number or a closed label turns customers away quietly, without complaints.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: reddoortechnologies.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 129,
          "claim": "Proof Reports says locksmith, garage-door and towing listings are hit by hijacking or wrong listings at disproportionate rates.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: proofreports.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 130,
          "claim": "Proof Reports says locksmith, garage-door and towing listings are hit at disproportionate rates.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: proofreports.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 131,
          "claim": "Proof Reports gives no number for how disproportionate the rates are for locksmith, garage-door and towing listings.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: proofreports.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 132,
          "claim": "Google said it blocked 79 million inaccurate or unverified edits.",
          "reasonText": "The fact holds, but the named source does not say it."
        },
        {
          "k": 136,
          "claim": "Wimi writes that there is no precise industry-wide dollar figure for what wrong listings cost businesses.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: getwimi.ai."
        },
        {
          "k": 137,
          "claim": "Wimi wrote in March that there is no precise industry-wide dollar figure for what wrong listings cost.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: getwimi.ai."
        },
        {
          "k": 138,
          "claim": "Wimi says suggested edits from other users can come back after a business fixes them.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: getwimi.ai."
        },
        {
          "k": 139,
          "claim": "Wimi says suggested edits from other users can come back after the owner fixes them.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: getwimi.ai."
        },
        {
          "k": 140,
          "claim": "Wimi's words: suggested edits from other users can come back after you fix them.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: getwimi.ai."
        },
        {
          "k": 142,
          "claim": "The Serbian Crown lost 75 percent of its weekend customers in early 2012.",
          "reasonText": "Reliable sources disagree about this."
        },
        {
          "k": 144,
          "claim": "Whitespark's 2026 survey of 47 local search experts ranks being marked permanently closed as the number one negative factor for a listing.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: replyonthefly.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 150,
          "claim": "Wired reports that the customer slump at the Serbian Crown had already gone on for months before the hours were fixed.",
          "reasonText": "Sources only partly back this: WIRED."
        },
        {
          "k": 154,
          "claim": "Sterling Sky says Local Guides edits can affect business hours on a Google listing, and that owners cannot directly approve or reject them.",
          "reasonText": "The fact holds, but the named source does not say it."
        },
        {
          "k": 157,
          "claim": "Ozva says owners with dashboard access saw a closed label disappear within a few hours to three days.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 158,
          "claim": "Without dashboard access, a business using suggest an edit has no fixed timeline for a fix, and Google gives no written reply.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 159,
          "claim": "Google gives no written reply to edits submitted through suggest an edit.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 162,
          "claim": "The Serbian Crown had been open for nearly forty years at the same Great Falls, Virginia site before it closed.",
          "reasonText": "Sources only partly back this: Business Insider."
        },
        {
          "k": 178,
          "claim": "Red Door lists unclaimed listings as one of the ways people get into business listings.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: reddoortechnologies.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 179,
          "claim": "Red Door lists unclaimed business listings as one of the ways people can get into a listing.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: reddoortechnologies.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 180,
          "claim": "Ozva says that with dashboard access, a label was cleared in hours to a few days, and that without dashboard access there is no timeline.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 183,
          "claim": "Ozva says a fresh Google listing creates a duplicate, and reviews do not transfer to it.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: ozvadigital.com."
        },
        {
          "k": 187,
          "claim": "Wimi says wrong edits can come back after they have been fixed.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: getwimi.ai."
        },
        {
          "k": 190,
          "claim": "Google reports that it blocked seventy-nine million edits.",
          "reasonText": "Only one source states this: maps-agent.com."
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}