Read the source links
Source chips point to the public page behind a detail or section. Open them when a claim matters, then check the page title, owner, date, and whether the text actually supports the displayed finding.
Several independent sources that agree are generally stronger than several pages repeating the same original claim.
Match score
The match score estimates how well a candidate fits the query. It can use compatible names, handles, locations, employers, profile cross-links, photos, and verified account signals.
A high score means the evidence fits well; it does not prove identity. A low score can still be the right person when the public footprint is sparse.
Conflicts and estimates
Some facts are estimates, especially visual analysis, inferred locations, company financials, or profile relationships. DeepSearch labels confidence where it can, but the safest interpretation is to separate direct facts from model-assisted conclusions.