Editorial Policy

Research

Every article starts from the specific question a reader is asking. We establish what platform vendors document, what distribution material claims, and what only user reports describe, then keep those three categories visibly separate in the published text.

Verification

Platform behaviour is checked against vendor documentation and, where feasible, on a device. Software-specific claims we cannot reproduce are labelled rather than repeated as fact.

Screenshots and media

Any screenshot we publish is captured by us on a device we name. We do not reuse images from other sites or from distribution pages.

Updates

Articles carry a published date and a last-updated date. A substantive revision updates the second date; a typographical fix does not. Where a figure appears on more than one page, it is changed everywhere at once rather than on the page that prompted the change.

Use of AI tools

AI tools may assist with research summarisation, outlining and copy editing. They do not replace editorial verification, and no page is published without a human check of every factual claim and every verification label.

Independence and commercial relationships

We accept no payment for coverage, placement or favourable framing, and we take no part in APK download affiliate arrangements. If display advertising is ever enabled on this site it will be identified as advertising, it will not be placed inside article prose, and it will not influence editorial decisions.

Corrections

Confirmed errors are corrected and logged with a date. Where we disagree with a report, we say why rather than leaving the dispute unaddressed. The process is described in full in the corrections policy.