Trust and transparency
Fact-Checking Policy
This page explains the standards, responsibilities and disclosures behind our work.
Our fact-checking process is designed to reduce avoidable errors and help readers understand where information comes from.
Source Priority
We prefer official documentation, regulatory or government material, original research, direct company announcements, first-party data and qualified subject-matter sources. Reputable secondary reporting may provide context or independent verification.
Time-Sensitive Information
Technology specifications, prices, platform policies and business conditions change frequently. Writers should verify these details near the time of publication and include dates or version context when useful.
Recommendations and Reviews
Recommendations should explain relevant criteria, limitations and who a product or tactic may or may not suit. When first-hand testing is performed, the article should describe the basis of that experience. When it is not, the article should not imply that it was.
Human Review
Material factual claims and citations are reviewed before publication. AI-generated output is not accepted as evidence and must be checked against reliable sources.