Editorial policy & sources

Useful answers, accurate limits

Our editorial team uses official Apple, Google and regulator documentation for platform and policy claims. We use AI-assisted research and drafting with editorial checks against the linked sources. We do not claim that a post has been reviewed by a lawyer unless an identified reviewer has actually done so.

Examples and product claims

Examples, scripts and worksheets are illustrative. They are not customer testimonials, observed campaign results or approval guarantees. Rates, rankings and search volumes are not invented. RateMyApp credits reward approved private testing reports; favorable scores and public store reviews are not reward conditions.

Sources and updates

Publication dates describe when the article was published, and source-check dates describe the actual editorial pass. Provider requirements can change. Source links are available on articles that discuss those requirements. We do not automatically change dates to make old content appear newly researched.

Corrections

Send a specific URL, the claim and supporting source to reach@ratemyapp.io. We review corrections and update affected content when evidence supports a change.