Fact-Checking Policy

Providing reliable information is our top priority. This page explains how we verify claims before publishing and what happens when inaccurate information is identified.

Source verification standard

Before publishing anything, we try to cross-check it against at least one primary source — an official platform page or announcement. Where a primary source is hard to find, we look at multiple independent user accounts to check for consistency before treating the information as reliable.

Why dated information matters

Bonus terms, payment methods, and app versions can change quickly. That is why every page notes its most recent review date, so readers know how current the information is.

When inaccuracies are found

When something turns out to be wrong or outdated, we correct the relevant page as quickly as possible. For any significant correction, the page’s update date is revised, which keeps our process transparent.

The role readers play

If you spot inaccurate information on any page, please let us know through our contact page, along with the specific page link and details. Reader feedback plays a real part in keeping our content accurate.