Accountability

Corrections Policy

We correct material errors quickly and visibly. If a published briefing is wrong, here is how to tell us and what we will do.

Report an error

Email [email protected] with the briefing URL, the specific claim you believe is wrong, and a link to the primary source that contradicts it. We acknowledge every report within one business day.

What we fix

Material errors — wrong facts, misattributed quotes, broken or wrong primary-source links, miscategorised stories, factually wrong recommendations.
Update-driven changes — a story that develops materially after publication (e.g. a vendor releases a patch we said was not yet available).

How we fix it

The briefing is corrected in place.
An editor's note is added at the bottom of the briefing describing what changed and when.
The article's dateModified is updated, so search engines and feed readers can re-crawl it.
If the original briefing was actively misleading, we will republish a corrected version and disable the original URL with a visible redirect to the correction.

Minor edits

Typos, grammar fixes, link cleanups, and other non-factual edits are made silently — we do not annotate the briefing for these.

Unpublishing

We do not delete published briefings. If a story is wrong enough to warrant retraction, the URL is preserved and replaced with a clear retraction note explaining what was wrong and what the corrected story is.

Contact

Corrections desk: [email protected]

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How we fix it

The briefing is corrected in place.
An editor's note is added at the bottom of the briefing describing what changed and when.
The article's dateModified is updated, so search engines and feed readers can re-crawl it.
If the original briefing was actively misleading, we will republish a corrected version and disable the original URL with a visible redirect to the correction.