Fact-Checking Policy

We aim to ground factual claims in the most authoritative source available: official company announcements, product specifications and documentation, regulatory filings, peer-reviewed research where relevant, and established reporting. We prefer primary sources over aggregated coverage.

When we cover rumours, leaks, or pre-release speculation, we label them as such and, where possible, attribute them to their origin. We do not present unconfirmed information as fact, and we distinguish between what has been officially confirmed and what has not.

We do not fabricate quotations or attribute statements to unnamed "experts," "analysts," or "insiders" as a stand-in for evidence. Where we quote a person or organisation, we attribute it to a named, identifiable source.

Prices, specifications, dates, and figures are checked against official or reputable sources at the time of writing. Because these details change, they may become outdated; if you notice an outdated figure, please tell us via our Corrections Policy.

Some drafts are produced with AI assistance. Because AI tools can generate plausible-sounding but incorrect information, AI-assisted content is subject to the same human review and verification described here. See our AI Disclosure.