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Fact-Checking Policy | Softech Alert

Effective Date: 24 January 2026

At Softech Alert, accuracy is a core part of our commitment to providing trustworthy technology content. This Fact-Checking Policy explains how we verify information before and after publishing articles, guides, and tool-related content.

1. Our Approach to Accuracy

We aim to publish content that is:

  • Factually correct
  • Clear and understandable
  • Based on reliable and up-to-date sources

Because technology evolves rapidly, we prioritize current information and regularly review older content for relevance.

2. Sources We Rely On

When researching and creating content, we may use:

  • Official documentation from software providers and platforms
  • Product websites and release notes
  • Reputable technology publications
  • Industry reports and publicly available research
  • Direct testing of tools and features where possible

We avoid relying on unverified rumors or anonymous sources when presenting factual claims.

3. Verification Process

Before publishing, we aim to:

  • Confirm technical details such as features, functions, and limitations
  • Cross-check information with multiple reliable sources when available
  • Test tools, apps, or processes directly when feasible

If direct testing is not possible, we clearly present information as guidance rather than guaranteed outcomes.

4. Updates and Re-Checks

Technology changes quickly. To maintain accuracy:

  • We periodically review existing articles to ensure information is still current
  • We update instructions when software interfaces, features, or best practices change
  • We correct outdated or inaccurate information as soon as it is identified

Significant corrections are handled in accordance with our Correction Policy.

5. Handling Uncertainty

Some technology topics involve predictions, early releases, or evolving standards. In these cases:

  • We clearly indicate when information is based on early data or limited availability
  • We avoid presenting speculation as confirmed fact

Our goal is to be informative without being misleading.

6. Reader Feedback

We value feedback from readers and the tech community. If you notice an error or believe information is outdated, please let us know.

When submitting a correction request, include:

  • The page URL
  • A description of the issue
  • Supporting sources or references, if possible

We review all feedback carefully and make updates where necessary.

7. Transparency

When substantial factual corrections are made, we aim to update the content clearly and, when appropriate, include a note indicating that changes were made.

Maintaining reader trust is a priority for Softech Alert.

8. Contact Us

To report a factual concern or suggest an update, contact us at:

Email: contact@softechalert.com