tim’s radarOur method /
How we verify technology news
How we separate documented facts, a maker’s claims, and the questions that remain open.
Verify the claim, not just the link.
A working link does not prove a headline. For each substantive claim, we record what the source supports, when it was checked, and what remains uncertain.
An official announcement can establish that a product was announced. It does not independently establish a performance or safety claim. We keep that distinction in both languages.
Three labels, used carefully.
Verified: evidence supports the specific statement. Claimed: a source makes the assertion, but adequate supporting evidence is missing. Unverified: we could not establish it, and explain why.
Only verified news is eligible for the future social publishing queue. Editorials describe our own approach; they are not labeled as verified news.
Correct the record.
When we find a factual error, we correct the article and explain the material change. A serious error pauses the affected publishing flow while we investigate.
Know something we should check? Contact Tim through the personal site linked below and include the article address and supporting evidence.