How we keep commercial content useful.

Evidence levels

Every material claim should make its evidence level understandable:

1. Official-source verified: checked against provider, device-maker, carrier or regulator documentation.
2. Hands-on tested: purchased and used by us under a documented protocol.
3. User-reported: drawn from a named review source or community and not independently reproduced.
4. Editorial judgment: our conclusion based on stated criteria.

Claims we do not make without evidence

• “We tested,” “we used” or “we bought” when we did not.
• Guaranteed speed, coverage, activation, savings or support outcomes.
• “Best” without a traveler profile, comparison set and evaluation date.
• Fake scarcity, countdown timers or exclusive discounts we cannot verify.

Prices and product changes

Price, coverage, plan validity, fair-use rules and policies can change. We record a verification date and link to the primary source. Readers should confirm the final checkout details before paying.

Corrections

Material corrections will update the article date and explain what changed. Minor spelling or formatting edits do not require a correction note.

AI assistance

AI may assist with outlines, drafting, consistency checks and code. It is not accepted as a source. A human-controlled workflow must verify facts, links, calculations and wording before publication.

Community participation

We may answer relevant questions in travel communities when allowed by their rules. We will disclose our connection when relevant, prioritize a complete answer, avoid link drops, and never use sockpuppet accounts, manufactured conversations or bulk posting.