Editorial Policy

Our Editorial Mission

At TheTechHacker, our primary aim is to educate and inform users across the technology ecosystem by delivering clear, practical, and reliable content. Established in 2012, we have been part of the evolving technology industry for over a decade, consistently focusing on helping readers understand, evaluate, and apply technology in real-world scenarios. Our editorial approach is built on accuracy, independence, and long-term value for users navigating an increasingly complex digital landscape.

Our content is designed to bridge the gap between complex technology and real-world application. Every article published on TheTechHacker aims to educate, inform, and support readers without bias or hidden influence.

Editorial Independence

Editorial independence is central to our credibility.

All editorial decisions including topic selection, research direction, product evaluations, and final conclusions, are made independently by our editorial team. Commercial partnerships, advertising relationships, or affiliate programs do not influence editorial judgments, rankings, or recommendations.

Advertisers and sponsors do not have prior review rights or approval authority over editorial content.

Content Standards and Accuracy

We follow strict content quality and accuracy guidelines:

  • Articles are researched using reliable sources, including official documentation, product manuals, whitepapers, and reputable industry publications.

  • Technical claims are verified through hands-on testing, demonstrations, or credible third-party references wherever applicable.

  • Content is written in clear, professional language suitable for both general readers and digital professionals.

  • All articles are reviewed internally before publication to ensure factual correctness, relevance, and clarity.

When errors are identified, corrections are made promptly and transparently.

Review and Testing Methodology

For product reviews, software evaluations, and SaaS comparisons, TheTechHacker applies a consistent internal methodology:

  • Hands-on testing or live usage where possible

  • Evaluation of core features, performance, usability, security, and scalability

  • Comparison against similar tools or market alternatives

  • Consideration of real-world use cases rather than marketing claims

Our reviews are opinionated but evidence-based, reflecting practical experience rather than promotional messaging.

Sources and Attribution

We are committed to transparent sourcing.

  • External sources are credited clearly within articles.

  • References may include official product websites, documentation, research studies, or established industry publications.

  • When expert insights are included, contributors are credited appropriately.

Plagiarism, content scraping, or unauthorized reproduction is strictly prohibited.

Sponsored Content and Affiliate Disclosure

Some content on TheTechHacker may include sponsored articles, affiliate links, or commercial partnerships. We handle these responsibly:

  • Sponsored content is clearly labeled.

  • Affiliate relationships do not affect editorial conclusions or rankings.

  • Reviews remain honest and unbiased regardless of monetization.

Revenue generation never compromises reader trust.

Content Updates and Maintenance

Technology evolves rapidly, and so does our content.

  • Evergreen articles are periodically reviewed and updated to maintain accuracy.

  • Outdated tools, deprecated software, or obsolete practices are revised or removed.

  • Updated articles may include revised data, screenshots, feature changes, or new comparisons.

Each update aims to keep content current, relevant, and valuable.

Audience Responsibility

Our audience includes beginners, professionals, and decision-makers. We strive to:

  • Clearly identify the intended audience for each article

  • Avoid misleading claims or exaggerated performance statements

  • Encourage responsible and ethical technology use

TheTechHacker does not promote illegal activity, unethical hacking, or misuse of digital tools.

Author Accountability

All contributors are expected to:

  • Maintain subject-matter understanding in their areas of writing

  • Follow our editorial and ethical standards

  • Disclose any potential conflicts of interest

Author bios may be included to provide transparency and credibility.

Feedback and Corrections

We welcome reader feedback.

If you identify inaccuracies, outdated information, or have suggestions for improvement, you may contact us through our official channels. Constructive feedback helps us maintain high editorial standards.

Editorial Leadership

TheTechHacker’s editorial direction, quality control, and ethical standards are overseen by the founding leadership.

Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Rahul Vithala