Last updated: 12 September 2026
Accuracy matters. When Hypzor gets a material fact wrong, we aim to correct it promptly and transparently.
How to report an error
Email editorial@hypzor.com with the article URL, the passage in question, why you believe it is inaccurate and any reliable source that supports the correction.
How we assess requests
We review the original sourcing, current evidence and the significance of the issue. A correction request does not automatically result in a change, but it will be considered on its merits. Where appropriate, we may contact the requester, author, source or organisation involved for clarification.
What happens when a correction is needed
We correct inaccurate text and, for a meaningful factual error, add a note explaining what changed. If an article’s central premise is no longer supportable, we may substantially revise it or remove it while preserving an appropriate explanation where practical.
Updates and minor edits
New information, changed prices, availability or developing events may be handled as updates rather than corrections. Spelling, grammar, formatting and clarity edits that do not alter the meaning may be made without a note.
Complaints
If your concern is about fairness, privacy, copyright or another issue rather than a factual error, explain that clearly in your email so it can be reviewed appropriately.