Last updated: October 16, 2026
At TechBuzzLine, we believe readers deserve information they can trust. This Fact Check Policy explains how we verify the information in our articles before and after publishing.
Our Fact-Checking Process
Every article goes through these steps before it is published:
1. Source Verification We confirm information using reliable and authoritative sources, including:
- Official company websites, press releases, and announcements
- Product documentation and official specifications
- Government, regulatory, and court documents
- Trusted, established news organizations
- Direct statements from companies or experts
2. Checking Key Facts We carefully verify:
- Names of people, companies, and products
- Dates, release timelines, and events
- Prices and availability
- Technical specifications and features
- Numbers, statistics, and financial figures
- Quotes and statements
3. Multiple Sources For important claims, especially breaking news, we try to confirm information from more than one reliable source before publishing.
4. Editorial Review A human editor reviews every article for accuracy, clarity, and fairness before it goes live.
Handling Rumors and Leaks
Technology news often includes leaks and rumors about upcoming products. When we cover them:
- We clearly label them as “rumor,” “leak,” “reported,” or “expected.”
- We name the source of the rumor where possible.
- We never present unconfirmed information as fact.
- We update the article once official information is available.
Breaking News
Breaking news can develop quickly, and early details may change. We publish only what we can reasonably verify, clearly state what is still unconfirmed, and update the story as new facts emerge.
Sensitive Topics
Articles about cybersecurity, scams, privacy, money, or safety receive extra review, because inaccurate information in these areas could harm readers.
Linking to Sources
Where possible, we link to original sources so readers can check the information themselves.
After Publication
Fact-checking doesn’t stop when an article is published. We:
- Regularly review and update older articles.
- Act on reader reports of possible errors.
- Correct confirmed mistakes according to our Corrections Policy.
Report an Inaccuracy
If you find information on our website that you believe is inaccurate, please tell us:
Email: [email protected] Subject line: Fact Check Request
Please include the article link, the information you believe is wrong, and a supporting source if possible.