Editorial standard

Fact-Checking Policy

Claims are checked against the closest available primary source. High-impact legal, ownership, download and safety claims receive stricter treatment.

Editorial TeamReviewed 26 August 2026 · Fact-checked

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  1. Source hierarchy
  2. When one source is not enough
  3. Corrections and uncertainty

Source hierarchy

  • Government and Gazette records
  • Official company or developer publications
  • Verified app-store records
  • Primary technical documentation
  • Reputable secondary reporting for context only

When one source is not enough

Brand relationships, app identity and legal classification may require matching multiple records. A website’s own claim is not independent confirmation.

Corrections and uncertainty

We distinguish not found from proven false, publish review dates and invite evidence through our contact page. Material errors are corrected transparently.

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Editorial Team

Independent editors applying our documented source, app-identity and regulatory review method. No fictional qualifications or operator affiliation.