Editorial policy

TechBoilers publishes for the reader who is about to spend money.

Accuracy and sourcing

Use primary sources for specifications and official claims. Attribute third-party claims to whoever made them. Keep fact and judgement visibly separate, and never present an unverified rumour as confirmed.

Recommendations

A recommendation names the intended buyer, the meaningful strengths, the material limitations, the current alternative and any exact-version concern. We do not call a product tested unless it was tested by the author. Match-engine results are navigation, and we describe them that way.

Independence

Affiliate commission, advertising and supplied products do not guarantee coverage or a positive conclusion. Writers disclose material conflicts of interest to the editor before filing.

Corrections

Material factual errors are corrected quickly and significant corrections are noted on the page. Routine spelling and formatting fixes are made silently.

Use of automation

Software may assist with research organisation, data formatting and production. Every publishable claim carries human editorial responsibility, and the named author remains accountable for accuracy and attribution.