Editorial Policy

Sourcing

We prefer primary sources: company newsrooms, product blogs, research organisations, regulators and standards bodies. Every article links its sources, with links placed near the claims they support.

Use of AI

Articles are drafted with AI assistance from supplied source material and then evaluated by automated checks. We do not present AI-generated text as human reporting, and we do not invent quotes, statistics, specifications, dates or firsthand testing.

What we do not publish

• Stories where sources conflict or are too thin to support useful original analysis.
• Unverified rumours, unless clearly labelled and strongly sourced.
• Text that closely copies a source, or that duplicates our own earlier coverage.
• Potentially defamatory claims or unsafe instructions.

Confirmed facts and uncertainty

We separate what a source has confirmed from estimates and predictions, and we say so when something is unclear.

Images

We use images only when we have clear permission or a licence that allows reuse, and we record the credit. Otherwise articles use a branded graphic.

Advertising and independence

Advertising, if it is added later, will not influence what we cover. We never generate artificial traffic or interact with our own ads.