Our publishing scope
VPNForester focuses on VPN connections, provider trust, subscription choices and everyday network privacy. An article should help a reader understand a concrete question or make a practical check.
Examples and illustrations simplify a concept. They should still show the important limits. A visual metaphor is not evidence of a performance measurement or an endorsement from a third party.
Use the original source and keep its conditions
For plan features, use current official documentation. Record which platform, tier or region the claim concerns where that distinction matters. A statement about one app should not become an unsupported statement about every app.
Provider documentation describes the provider's offering. Independent assessment requires its own evidence and scope. We do not turn a product page into a claim of independently tested performance.
Keep commercial links understandable
Affiliate tracking may be configured for product links. A reader should be able to understand that relationship before following a buying recommendation. The disclosure explains the arrangement.
Product cards are starting points for investigation. The provider controls the live offer, payment process, renewal and refund terms. Check those details directly before agreeing to a subscription.
Be clear about illustrated profiles
Alex Rowan and the team characters are explicitly fictional. Their imagined interests are part of the site's presentation and are not real professional qualifications. The publisher is VPNForester.
External awards, customer testimonials, laboratory scores and personal social accounts should not be invented as evidence of expertise. Sources and clear explanations should carry the work.
A correction should improve the useful detail
A good correction identifies the affected page, the disputed statement and the evidence for changing it. If a provider changes its plan or documentation, a summary may need to change as well. Review dates should reflect an actual review.
Use the project email to report a factual issue, broken link or accessibility barrier. Our comparison method explains the current product overview separately.
