TechShift

Editorial policy

The standards behind TechShift guides, reviews, explainers, and news.

Accuracy and sourcing

We prefer original documentation, direct testing, and named primary sources. Claims that can change over time are checked close to publication. Anonymous sourcing is reserved for information that cannot reasonably be reported another way and must be approved by an editor.

Corrections and updates

Material corrections are made promptly and explained on the affected story. Guides include a last-verified date when a procedure depends on a changing interface, policy, or product version.

Editorial independence

Commercial relationships do not determine verdicts, scores, or coverage. Affiliate links, loaned products, sponsorships, and other relevant relationships must be disclosed clearly.

Automation and accountability

Editorial responsibility remains with named people. Automated tools may support research, transcription, or production, but they do not replace source checking, hands-on testing, or editorial review.