Corrections Policy

At TEKZARO, accuracy is fundamental to our journalism. We strive to be thorough, precise, and fair in every technology report, benchmark analysis, and news story we publish. However, journalism moves quickly, and when mistakes occur, we take full responsibility and correct them promptly and transparently.

Our Standards for Corrections

We do not quietly overwrite or “stealth edit” substantive factual errors. When an article requires a meaningful correction:

• Visible Update Timestamp: The article displays an updated timestamp alongside the original publication time.
• Correction Notice: A clear correction note is appended at the top or bottom of the article specifying what was inaccurate, what the correct information is, and the date the correction was made.
• Headline & Excerpt Updates: If a headline or excerpt contained an inaccurate claim, it is revised immediately, and the correction note explains the change.
• Minor Typographical Edits: Minor spelling, grammatical, or typographical fixes that do not alter the factual meaning of a sentence may be corrected directly without an explicit correction note.

Retractions & Major Revisions

In the rare event that an entire story is found to be based on fraudulent documentation, unverified claims that were debunked after publication, or fundamentally misleading evidence, TEKZARO will issue a formal Retraction. The original URL will remain accessible with an editor's note explaining why the piece was retracted, rather than disappearing into a 404 error.

How to Request a Correction

We welcome feedback and corrections from readers, companies, developers, and researchers. If you spot a factual error in any TEKZARO story:

Review Turnaround

Our editorial team reviews all correction requests within 24 to 48 business hours. If a substantive error is verified, the article is updated immediately and the correction logged.