Correction Policy | Softech Alert
Effective Date: 24 January 2026
At Softech Alert, we are committed to providing accurate, clear, and reliable information about technology, AI tools, apps, software, and digital skills. Despite our best efforts, errors can sometimes occur. This Correction Policy explains how we handle mistakes and keep our content trustworthy.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
We strive to ensure that all content published on Softech Alert is:
- Factually accurate
- Up to date with current technology trends
- Clearly written and easy to understand
Our editorial process includes reviewing information from reliable sources, testing tools where possible, and simplifying complex topics responsibly.
2. How We Handle Errors
If we discover an error in our content, we will take appropriate action depending on the nature of the mistake.
Minor Updates
These include small clarifications, grammar fixes, or formatting improvements that do not change the overall meaning of the content. These may be updated without a formal correction notice.
Substantive Corrections
If an article contains incorrect technical information, misleading guidance, or outdated details that could affect understanding, we will:
- Correct the information
- Update the article to reflect the accurate details
- Add a note indicating that the content has been corrected or updated, when appropriate
3. Updates Due to Technology Changes
Technology evolves quickly. Tools, features, and best practices may change over time. When this happens, we may update articles to reflect the latest developments.
In such cases, updates may include:
- Replacing outdated tool names or features
- Updating instructions to match new software versions
- Adding new sections for improved clarity
These updates are part of keeping our content current and useful.
4. Reader Feedback and Correction Requests
We value feedback from our readers. If you believe we have made an error or provided unclear or outdated information, please let us know.
When reporting a possible correction, try to include:
- The page URL
- A brief description of the issue
- Any supporting sources or references (if available)
We review all correction requests carefully and make updates when necessary.
5. Transparency
When significant corrections are made, we aim to be transparent about the changes. In some cases, we may include a note within the article indicating that the information has been revised.
Our goal is not only to fix errors but to maintain trust with our readers.
6. Contact Us
If you would like to report an error or suggest a correction, please contact us at:
Email: contact@softechalert.com