Editorial Policy

Editorial Policy

Last updated: 6 November 2026.

TechByCountry is a daily technology news publication covering India, the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe, the UAE and the Middle East, and the wider world. This policy explains how we choose, research, write and correct our articles.

What we publish

We publish explainers and news analysis about smartphones, artificial intelligence, programming and software, gadgets and wearables, cybersecurity, startups and business, and space and future technology. Every article must answer a real reader question: what happened, why it happened, who it affects, what it means for readers in India, and what happens next.

Sourcing and verification

We research from primary sources first — official announcements, product pages, documentation, research papers and regulatory notices — and cross-check important claims against independent reporting. A story needs a primary source or two independent credible sources before publication. Unconfirmed claims are labelled as reported, tipped or leaked, never presented as fact. We never invent specifications, prices, launch dates, performance figures, statistics, quotes or expert opinions. If a claim cannot be verified, we state the uncertainty or leave it out.

Originality and independence

All articles are original writing. We summarise and analyse sources in our own words and link to them; we do not copy or paraphrase other publications. We do not publish paid or sponsored articles, and we do not accept payment for coverage. Product recommendations are editorial judgements, not advertisements.

Reviews and testing

When we summarise other reviewers' findings, we name the outlet and link to it, and we state clearly that we did not test the product ourselves. We never claim hands-on testing, interviews or first-hand experience we did not have.

AI use

Articles are drafted with the help of AI tools and then reviewed against this policy before publication. AI assistance does not change our standards: every fact is still checked against its source, and the editorial team remains responsible for what is published.

Corrections and updates

When the facts change — a price is announced, an event concludes, a date passes — we update the existing article in place and mark the update, rather than publishing a second article on the same story. If we make an error, we correct it promptly and transparently. Publication dates are never changed to make old content look new. Readers can report errors through our Contact Us page.

Comments

Comments are moderated. We welcome corrections and discussion, and we remove spam, abuse and misleading claims.