We try to provide accurate information, but technical information can change and errors can occur.
This policy explains how corrections are handled when information on SSSTikTok.co.id is found to be inaccurate, no longer relevant, or potentially misleading to users.
What Counts as an Error?
Errors can include:
- Steps that are no longer correct
- Menu names that have changed
- Incorrect file locations
- Features described as available when they are not
- Incorrect internal links
- Technical information that is outdated
- Screenshots that no longer match
- Or claims that are too broad.
Correction Priority
Problems that directly affect users receive higher priority.
Examples include:
- The tool fails but the page says the function is available
- Instructions cause users to take the wrong steps
- Privacy information does not match the implementation
- Or a page makes a claim that can affect user security.
How Are Corrections Made?
If an error is confirmed, we may:
- correct the sentence;
- remove information that is no longer accurate;
- add context;
- replace a screenshot;
- update a step;
- fix a link;
- or change a feature claim.
Minor Changes
Minor errors such as:
- Typos
- Punctuation
- Grammar mistakes
- Or formatting
can be corrected without adding a special correction note.
Substantive Changes
If a change affects the main meaning of the page, we may update the Last updated date.
Examples include:
- Major changes to the download flow
- Changes to format support
- Changes to how browsers save files
- Or corrections to important technical claims.
We Do Not Hide Errors by Changing Dates
A date is not a substitute for transparency.
We do not change dates just to make content look fresh.
If there is no meaningful change, the date does not need to be changed.
Reporting an Error
You can report a problem through the Contact page.
Where possible, include:
- The page URL
- The section you believe is incorrect
- A description of the problem
- The related device or browser
- And supporting information.
Do not send passwords, cookies, tokens, or login information.
How Are Reports Evaluated?
We may check:
- Current functionality
- Official documentation
- Direct test results
- Or related technical information.
Not every request for a change is accepted automatically.
We make changes when more accurate information can be verified.
Corrections to Third-Party Information
If a change occurs on TikTok, a browser, Android, iOS, or another third-party service, we try to update the guide after the change can be verified.
We do not control third-party platforms.
Contact
To report a correction:
Last updated: [DATE]