Last revised: October 17, 2026
Gaming and tech news moves fast, and details like release dates, prices, and specs can change overnight. At TechZorra, we work hard to stay accurate, and when we make a mistake, we own it and fix it.
Our Approach
- Accuracy comes first, even when news is breaking.
- We review every correction request seriously.
- We fix confirmed errors quickly.
- We tell readers when an article has been corrected.
What We Correct
- Wrong release dates, prices, or availability details
- Incorrect specifications, features, or system requirements
- Wrong names of games, developers, products, or companies
- Guide steps that don’t work as written
- Statements that are misleading or missing important context
How Changes Are Shown
Correction note When we fix a factual mistake, we update the article and add a note at the end, for example:
“Correction (October 17, 2026): This article originally listed the wrong storage size for the PS5 Pro. It has been corrected.”
Update note When new official information replaces earlier details, such as a confirmed release date replacing a rumored one, we update the article and mark it “Updated” with the date.
Clarification note When a sentence was accurate but could be misunderstood, we reword it or add context, and may add a short note.
Minor fixes Spelling, grammar, broken formatting, and similar small fixes are made without a note.
Leaks and Rumors
Gaming and gadget news often includes leaks. We always label these as rumors, leaks, or unconfirmed reports. When official details come out, we update the article to show what has been confirmed and what turned out to be wrong.
Report an Error
Found a mistake? Let us know:
Email: [email protected] Subject line: Correction
Please include:
- The article link
- What is incorrect
- The correct information and, if possible, an official source (such as a developer’s or manufacturer’s announcement)
Our Review Process
- We read your report.
- We check the information against official sources.
- If we confirm the error, we correct the article and add a note.
- We may reply to let you know the result.
We aim to review reports within 2–3 working days.
Removing Content
We rarely remove articles. In special cases, such as legal concerns, privacy issues, or information that is permanently outdated, we may remove, redirect, or rewrite a page.
Contact
Email: [email protected]