Editorial policy
How Fravoria checks phone claims, labels uncertainty, handles comparisons and corrects errors.
The same question guides every Fravoria story: what can a reader verify for the exact phone, software build, market and date being discussed?
Start with original evidence
For a launch or specification, check the manufacturer’s product page or announcement. For software, check the official update, security or support record. For a price, state the seller, region, date and any conditions. Link to the original record, preserve its exact wording when precision matters and record when a changing fact was checked.
Label what the evidence supports
- FACT
- Supported by a cited original record or direct observation, with its scope stated.
- COMPANY CLAIM
- What a manufacturer says about its own device or service, attributed to that company.
- INFERENCE
- Our interpretation of evidence, with the reasoning and limits visible.
- RUMOR
- An unconfirmed report or leak, labeled as such and never presented as a launch fact.
- UNKNOWN
- A material detail the available evidence does not establish.
Keep signals in their place
Specialist sites, social posts and forums are useful radar. We trace a secondary report back to its underlying document, dataset or firsthand account. A leak, benchmark listing or user report can point to a question, but it does not by itself establish that a device, feature or widespread defect exists. Rumors must be labeled and the evidence described.
Make comparisons fair
We compare like configurations and explain differences in region, software version, storage, carrier and test conditions. We distinguish hands-on findings from manufacturer specifications and third-party results. We do not imply that Fravoria tested a product unless it actually did.
Disclose commercial relationships
Advertising, sponsorships and affiliate links must be identified clearly. A commercial relationship does not determine a recommendation or change how we describe the evidence.
Correct the record
When a material fact changes or an error is found, the article should be updated with a visible note explaining the correction. Readers can report an issue through our contact page.
The source guide lists the official pages used as starting points for all three phone desks.