This policy explains how OnlineHaqyar researches, writes, updates and corrects its content. Last updated: 8 October 2026.
Our standards
- Articles aim to be accurate, original in structure and useful to the reader, not written to chase keywords.
- We do not invent statistics, quotes, prices, product specifications, reviews, screenshots, sources or credentials.
- If something is unknown or cannot be verified, we say so.
Sources
Where possible we rely on primary sources: official announcements, documentation, product pages, regulatory filings and original research. Reputable secondary sources are used for context. News articles add context and analysis rather than rewriting another publication.
Use of AI in our workflow
AI tools may be used for research assistance, outlining, organisation, editing and drafting support. Nothing is published automatically. Content is reviewed and edited by a person before publication, and we do not mass-produce articles.
Testing versus research
We never claim to have tested a product or service unless we actually did. Reviews and comparisons state clearly whether they are based on first-hand testing or on research of publicly available information.
Commercial content
Some pages may contain affiliate links. These do not decide what we recommend. See the Affiliate Disclosure. Commercial content is kept separate in purpose from news and tutorials.
Dates and updates
Articles show their publication date. We show an updated date only when the content has genuinely been revised.
Corrections
If you find an error, please tell us through the Contact page. We review reports and correct verified mistakes, noting significant corrections on the article.