Review starts with the claim
A meaningful review asks what a sentence asserts and what evidence would support it. “This payment method is familiar in the Philippines” differs from “this operator supports this payment today.” The second needs operator-specific and provider-specific evidence.
Evidence checklist
- Identify the exact entity, domain, product and claim.
- Find primary-source evidence and record its scope and date.
- Separate marketing language from independently verified facts.
- Check whether the statement has changed since the previous edition.
- Update visible content, metadata and structured data consistently.
- Confirm links and record meaningful corrections.
Current review limits
This is a static content edition, not a continuously monitored service. No human expert review or legal sign-off is claimed. The date on an article does not prove the operator facts were tested on that day.
When a claim cannot be supported
Remove the endorsement or label the detail as unverified. A stale promotion should not remain clickable as a live claim. An unavailable download should not be replaced with an unrelated mirror.
Corrections
See the contact information page for current communication limits. If a direct channel is later added, a correction request should include the page URL, exact statement and a primary source without personal account data.