We will get things wrong sometimes. What matters is what happens next. This page is our public commitment: factual errors on NettMirror APK are corrected openly, logged with dates, and never silently rewritten.
How to report an error
If you spot something on this site that you believe is factually wrong — a file size, a date, a compatibility claim, a misattributed quote — tell us through our contact page. To help us act quickly, include:
- The page URL where you found the error.
- What the page currently says (quote it if you can).
- What you believe is correct, and your evidence — a link to an official source, a screenshot of the file metadata, or a description of what you observed on your own device.
Reports with checkable evidence are resolved fastest, because they let us re-run the exact verification described in our methodology rather than starting from scratch. Anonymous reports are accepted — you do not need to identify yourself to point out an error.
What happens after you report
Every report is read by a human. We prioritize in this order: safety and legality claims first, then file metadata (size, dates), then compatibility and behavior claims, then everything else. When we confirm an error, we correct the page and add a dated entry to the correction log below. When we cannot confirm a report — for example, when it contradicts the official file’s metadata without evidence — we explain why, rather than ignoring it.
We do not publish correspondent names or messages. Your report stays private; only the correction itself is public.
Correction log format
Each entry records four things: the date the correction was made, the page affected, what the page said before and what it says now, and why the change was made (re-check, reader report, new official information). Entries are never deleted — the log is the site’s accountability record.
Correction log
October 5, 2026 — Initial publication
All trust-center and guide pages published with as-checked dates of October 5, 2026. No corrections yet. This entry exists so the log starts honestly: an empty log on day one, not a backdated history.
What we fix silently vs. publicly
Typos, grammar, formatting, and broken internal links may be fixed without a log entry — they do not change what the page claims. Any change to a factual claim (a number, a date, a yes/no answer, an attribution) always gets a dated log entry. If you ever notice a factual claim change without a corresponding entry, that is itself worth reporting.
Frequently asked questions
I found an error. What should I do?
Report it via our contact page with the page URL, the incorrect statement, and your evidence. Evidence-backed reports are resolved fastest.
Do you delete incorrect information or just edit it?
We correct it in place and log the change. Deleting without a trace would hide the error’s history; the log preserves it.
Will I be credited for reporting an error?
No — we keep all correspondence private and do not publish reporter names. The correction log records what changed and why, not who reported it.
How do I know whether a page has been corrected?
Check the correction log on this page and the as-checked date at the bottom of the article. A corrected factual claim carries both a new check date and a log entry.
What if I disagree with your correction?
Write to us again with your evidence. Disputed claims are re-checked from primary sources, and where reputable sources genuinely disagree, we publish the disagreement itself rather than pretending it does not exist.
Last checked: October 5, 2026.