Last updated: November 12, 2026

This page explains what TechToday publishes, where our stories come from, and how we handle credit, corrections and advertising.

What we publish

TechToday covers technology: artificial intelligence, mobile phones and devices, gadgets, cybersecurity, software and the web, and startups and the technology business. We publish news stories and evergreen explainers on these topics.

We do not publish celebrity or entertainment gossip, sports, general health news, coupon or discount-code listings, or puzzle and game answer posts.

Where our stories come from

  • Many news stories are based on reporting first published by other technology outlets. We write our own summary of the story rather than copying the original article.
  • Every such article names the original publisher and links to the original story at the end of the article, so you can read the full report at its source.
  • Evergreen explainers (for example, guides to a technology topic) are written for this site and do not rely on a single source article.
  • Each article shows its publication date.

Corrections and updates

If you believe an article contains a factual error or out-of-date information, email us at arun@techotdsolutions.com or use the contact form. Include the article link and what should change. Confirmed errors are corrected, and an article that cannot be corrected may be removed.

Copyright and removal requests

If you are the original publisher or rights holder and want credit changed, a link added, or an article removed, contact us at the address above. We will review the request and act on valid ones.

Advertising

TechToday is free to read and is supported by advertising served by Google AdSense. Advertising does not decide which stories we publish. For details on how advertising uses data, see our Privacy Policy.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to arun@techotdsolutions.com. See also our About page.