Editorial policy

Accuracy is the feature.

Our standard is straightforward: show readers what is known, where it came from, what is analysis, and what remains uncertain. Aaron owns and operates AV Phone Wireless and is accountable for the publication.

Sourcing and verification

We prioritize primary sources such as official documentation, public announcements, standards, research papers, and direct records. Company specifications and performance claims are attributed. We seek corroboration when a claim is contested or consequential.

Rumors, previews, and updates

Unconfirmed information must be labeled as rumor, reporting, or analysis—not fact. Story dates and material updates should be visible. We review fast-changing articles before launch and revise wording when evidence changes.

Reviews and hands-on claims

We say a device or service was tested only when the article documents real use. Product roundups and buying guides should explain criteria, trade-offs, and limitations rather than promise a universal “best.”

Corrections

Meaningful factual errors are corrected promptly and transparently. Readers can call 215-833-9982 with an article title, disputed detail, and supporting source. Minor typographical fixes may be made without a correction note when they do not change meaning.

Independence and advertising

We do not accept payment for favorable coverage. Advertising, affiliate, sponsorship, or other commercial relationships—if introduced—must be labeled in direct language and remain separate from editorial decisions.

AI-assisted work

Automation may help organize notes, compare source material, or support production. It does not replace editorial accountability. Publishable claims require human review, source checking, and a responsible byline. We do not knowingly publish fabricated quotations, sources, tests, or identities.