Hi baby,

I think you are understanding "not verified genuine" as meaning "not genuine". "Not verified genuine", which is the expression we use, means we have not been able to establish the photos are genuine. It does not mean they are not genuine (If we knew they were not genuine we wouldn't publish them at all).

We used to only mark photos we were confident were genuine as "Verified Genuine" and say nothing about the rest, but some clients complained, I think rightly, that if we are not sure about photos, we should make that clear to the viewer, so that's what we do now.

Pat x