Effective date: October 17, 2026
At TechMoxa, readers use our guides to change settings on their devices, choose apps, and decide what to buy. That’s why we check our facts carefully before and after publishing. This policy explains how.
Before We Publish
1. Verify Sources We check information against trustworthy sources, such as:
- Official company websites, help centers, and press releases
- Official product specifications and documentation
- Court filings, government sites, and regulatory announcements
- Established and reputable news outlets
2. Test the Steps For tech guides, we follow the instructions on a real device whenever possible to make sure they work. If we can’t test directly, we confirm each step against official documentation.
3. Check the Details We double-check:
- Product names, model numbers, and software versions
- Prices, release dates, and availability
- Specifications and feature claims
- Numbers, statistics, and financial figures
- Quotes and who said them
4. Confirm Important Claims For breaking news and important claims, we look for confirmation from more than one reliable source.
5. Editor Review A human editor reviews every article for accuracy, clarity, and fairness before it goes live.
Rumors and Breaking News
- Unconfirmed information is clearly labeled as a “rumor,” “leak,” or “report.”
- We name where the information came from whenever possible.
- In developing stories, we state what is confirmed and what isn’t, and update as facts become clear.
Higher-Risk Topics
Articles about security, privacy, money apps, data breaches, and legal cases get an extra review, because errors in these areas can directly affect readers.
After We Publish
- We review popular guides regularly, because app and software updates can change the steps.
- We act on reader reports of possible errors.
- We correct confirmed mistakes as described in our Corrections Policy.
Showing Our Sources
Where it helps readers, we link to the original sources so they can verify the information themselves.
Report Something Inaccurate
If you think something in one of our articles is wrong, please tell us:
Email: [email protected] Subject line: Fact Check
Please include the article link, what you think is wrong, and a source if you have one. For guides, include your device and software version.