In short: if a TechEngage® article gets something wrong, we fix it. Material errors are corrected in the article with a note explaining what changed and when. To report an error, use the form at the bottom of this page or email [email protected] with the article link and details.
Accuracy is central to our editorial standards. This page explains how to report a problem, how we decide what kind of fix is needed, and how corrections appear to readers.
1. How to report an error
- Corrections form: use the form below.
- Email: [email protected], with “Correction” in the subject line.
Please include the article URL, the specific statement you believe is wrong, and any source material, such as an official document, product page, or screenshot, that helps us check it.
2. How we review a report
- An editor reviews the original article, its sources, and any evidence you provide, including product pages, documents, and screenshots.
- Where needed, we go back to the original source or contact the company or person involved.
- If an error is confirmed, we fix the article as quickly as possible. We aim to publish corrections within 24 hours of confirming an error.
- If we conclude the article is accurate, we let you know and explain why when you have given us a way to reply.
3. Corrections, clarifications, and updates
Not every change is a correction. We use three categories so the record stays clear:
- Correction: the article contained an inaccurate fact, such as a wrong number, name, date, specification, price, or quote, a broken attribution, or missing context that could change how a reader understands the story. We fix the error and add a correction note to the article.
- Clarification: the original wording was technically accurate but could be misread or needed more context. We revise the wording and add a clarification note.
- Routine update: refreshed prices, changed availability, new product information, typo and formatting fixes, or improved links. These are made directly in the article without a separate note unless they materially change the story. Significant updates are reflected in the article’s updated date.
4. How corrections appear
Correction and clarification notes are placed at the end of the article, or at the top when the error affected the headline or the main point of the story. Each note says what was wrong, what we changed, and the date of the change. We do not quietly rewrite articles to hide material mistakes.
If an error is so serious that the article’s central premise no longer holds, an editor may rewrite the article with an editor’s note explaining why, or in rare cases remove it with a note explaining the removal.
5. Reviews and buying guides
Errors in product specifications, prices, or comparisons in reviews are handled the same way. If a correction changes a verdict or ranking, the note says so. How reviews are researched and kept current is explained in our reviews methodology.
6. Ethics complaints
If your concern is about fairness, a conflict of interest, or undisclosed commercial influence rather than a factual error, see our ethics policy and email [email protected], addressed to the Editor-in-Chief. Senior editorial staff review these complaints, and we aim to respond within 5 business days.
7. Frequently asked questions
How do I report an error in a TechEngage article?
Use the corrections form on this page or email [email protected] with the article URL, the statement you believe is wrong, and any supporting sources.
How quickly are corrections made?
We aim to publish a correction within 24 hours of confirming an error. Checking a complex claim with the original source can take longer.
What is the difference between a correction and a clarification?
A correction fixes an inaccurate fact. A clarification adds context or rewords something that was accurate but could be misunderstood. Both are noted in the article.
Do you note every change to an article?
No. Typo fixes, formatting changes, refreshed prices and other routine updates are made without a separate note unless they change the meaning of the story.
Will you tell me the outcome of my report?
If you give us a way to reply, we let you know whether we made a change, and explain our reasoning if we did not.
8. Report an error
Use the form below to submit a correction request. The more detail you give, the faster we can check it.
9. Contact us
For anything else about this policy, email [email protected], WhatsApp +1-307-381-8801, or visit our contact page.