Where have the green check marks gone that used to appear next to some foods in a search?

VGCharbonneau
VGCharbonneau Posts: 1 Member
in Food and Nutrition
Many foods used to have a green check mark signifying that the information should be accurate but I can't find any foods with check marks anymore. What has happened?

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  • yirara
    yirara Posts: 10,076 Member
    I still see checkmarks. They were never a sign of accuracy though. If enough people clicked on 100gr chocolate only being 50 calories if would have gotten a green checkmark.
  • AnnPT77
    AnnPT77 Posts: 35,187 Member
    Interesting: I don't see it in the web food search (maybe I just didn't search for the right thing?), but do still see it in the Android app search, and there's even a button there to filter for checked items.

    But a check mark just means multiple people agreed, it's not a sure sign that it's correct. It could be out of date, from another country, or just plain temptingly wrong.

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