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Editorial Policy

My strict editorial guidelines for maintaining objectivity and trust on this site.

Trust is the foundation of this website. Because I built this site to combat the rise of low-effort, AI-generated spec recitals, I hold myself to strict editorial standards.

Here is my commitment to you as a reader.

1. Zero Paid Reviews or Sponsorships

I do not accept money, sponsorships, or free hardware from vivo or any other smartphone manufacturer in exchange for coverage on this site. I purchase my devices with my own money. This allows me to write completely honest Reviews without worrying about upsetting a PR department or losing access to future embargoes.

2. No AI-Generated Opinions

While I may use tools to check spelling or manage code deployment for this Astro framework, the core content, opinions, and experiences are 100% human. If I say a specific OriginOS feature is frustrating, it is because I actually experienced that frustration. I do not use Large Language Models (LLMs) to hallucinate product reviews.

Although my primary goal is to provide a free knowledge base, maintaining servers and buying hardware is expensive. In the future, if I link to accessories (like cases or chargers) via an affiliate program (such as Amazon Associates), I will clearly disclose that relationship at the top of the relevant page. However, I will never recommend an accessory that I do not personally own and use.

4. Factual Corrections

If I get a technical detail wrong—for example, misunderstanding how the Silicon-Carbon battery manages heat—I will correct the text as soon as I am made aware of it, rather than quietly deleting the mistake.

5. First-Party Verification

Whenever discussing highly technical engineering features, such as the camera optics, I strive to link to authoritative first-party sources (like ZEISS or MediaTek) so you can verify the underlying science behind my real-world observations.

If you ever question the objectivity of an article, please feel free to Contact me directly.