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Send a tip, flag an error in something we published, ask how a device was tested or file a privacy request — and get an answer from a person, normally within two business days.

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Who to contact

Four reasons to write. Two real inboxes.

Choose the route that fits and your message reaches the right person first time. Every address on this page is a mailbox a human checks.

Editorial corrections

Spotted a factual error? Send the article URL, the exact sentence and the source that contradicts it to editorial@techstrendery.com. Substantive corrections carry a dated note on the article.

Story tips

Tips, disclosures and research pitches go to editorial@techstrendery.com. Lead with the claim, bring a primary source and say how you know. Confidential? Say so in your first line.

Partnerships & advertising

Genuine advertising questions are welcome at hello@techstrendery.com. We do not sell guest posts, sponsored articles or link insertions — there is no rate card for editorial.

General & privacy

Site issues, newsletter help, licensing and data access or deletion requests: hello@techstrendery.com. See also our privacy policy.

Write to us

Write to the desk. We read all of it.

Pick a subject, tell us what happened and how you know. Your email address is used only to reply — it is never added to a mailing list. See our privacy policy.

Response times

Two business days. We aim to reply to every message within two business days. Time-sensitive security disclosures jump the queue: put the word disclosure in your first line.

Messages sent on a Friday evening or over a public holiday are answered in the following working week.

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What makes a tip worth chasing

The best tips we get are short: one verifiable claim and a way to check it. The rest is our job.

Lead with the claim

One sentence saying what happened or what changed. If we cannot summarise a tip in a line, we usually cannot publish it either.

Bring a primary source

A changelog, a vendor advisory, a pricing page, a filing, a commit or a benchmark log. We link the original document, not a summary of it.

Include versions and dates

Firmware build, package version, region and the date you observed it. A pricing or CVE story lives or dies on that detail.

Set your terms upfront

On the record, on background or not for publication. We agree how material will be used before we use it, and we never out a source.

Quick answers

Asked often. Answered once.

The three questions we get most, answered directly.

No. We do not publish paid guest posts, sponsored write-ups or paid link insertions, and we do not sell links. Pitches of that kind get no reply. Advertising and affiliate links are handled separately from editorial and disclosed on the page where they appear.

Send the pitch to editorial@techstrendery.com with the shipping window, the firmware version and whether the unit is a loan. Hardware runs as a daily driver for at least fourteen days before a verdict, and every review states whether the unit was bought, loaned or retained. Nobody is promised coverage in exchange for a unit.

Use the form with the subject “Correction or error report”, give the article URL, quote the exact sentence and point to the primary source that contradicts it. Substantive corrections are made in the article with a dated note; the full process is in our editorial policy.

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