DNPA Code of Ethics

DNPA Code of Ethics

 

Last Updated: 04/06/2025

 

(Following Digital News Publishers Association Guidelines)

 


Our Ethical Commitment

 

At TechSputit.com, we strictly adhere to the ethical standards established by the Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA). Our tech reviews, comparisons, and articles are founded on these core principles:

 

1. 📜 Accuracy & Fact-Based Reporting

 

  • All reviews based on 7-10 days of real-world testing

  • Technical specifications verified through hands-on validation

  • Errors corrected within 48 hours of identification

 

2. ⚖️ Fairness & Impartiality

 

  • Zero sponsored reviews – we never accept payment for reviews

  • All devices evaluated using identical criteria (battery, performance, UX)

  • Unbiased comparisons based solely on features and value

 

3. 🔍 Transparency

 

  • Clear “Sponsored” labeling for promotional content

  • Full affiliate disclosure:
    “We may earn commissions from links, but this never influences our opinions”

  • Unboxing videos included with every review unit

 

4. 🔒 Privacy Protection

 

  • Never sell or share user data with third parties

  • Full compliance with GDPR and Indian IT regulations

  • Cookies used only to enhance user experience

 

5. 🙋 Accountability

 

  • Response to reader feedback within 24 hours

  • Public correction policy:
    Report errors to contact@techsputit.com with subject “Correction Request”

 


Team Guidelines

 

❌ Prohibited Practices

 

  • Knowingly providing false ratings or misleading information

  • Accepting free gifts or trips that could influence coverage

  • Clickbait headlines without substantive evidence

 

✅ Mandatory Practices

 

  • Comparative testing (e.g., Apple Watch vs. Samsung Galaxy Watch)

  • Highlighting weaknesses: “This laptop’s GPU is inadequate for gaming”

  • Update reviews after major software releases

 


Reader Rights

 

  1. Right to demand accuracy in our reporting

  2. Right to request sources for factual claims

  3. Right to report perceived bias

 

“We believe tech reviews should empower consumers, not serve as advertisements”
– Sidhu Vasuniya, Founder, TechSputit.com

 

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