ProDrone Insights aims to correct material factual errors transparently and to keep time-sensitive reference content current.

When we update an article

An article may be reviewed when a regulator changes a rule, a technical standard is revised, an official source changes, a product or service materially changes, or reliable evidence shows that an existing claim is incomplete or wrong.

Material corrections

For a material factual error, we re-check the source, correct the affected passage and review the surrounding section for knock-on inconsistencies. Where the platform and context allow, significant corrections should be made visible to readers.

Minor edits

Spelling, formatting, grammar and clarity edits that do not change the substance of an article may be made without a formal correction note.

Last verified dates

A “last verified” or “last reviewed” date indicates when the relevant material was last checked. It is not a guarantee that no source has changed since that date, so rapidly changing subjects should still be checked against the linked authority.

Reporting a possible error

If you believe an article contains a material factual error, please identify the article, the specific statement and, where possible, the authoritative source that supports the correction. This makes verification faster and more reliable.