Editorial / review standard
Editorial policy
Every guide must answer a distinct question, describe the product honestly, and add useful information beyond a keyword variation.
Scope
LocationPrank publishes practical explanations about fictional location links, map-pin sharing, privacy, and the difference between a prank simulation and real GPS spoofing. We avoid topics that would help someone track another person without consent or disguise a harmful link.
Research and sources
Technical and policy claims should be checked against primary documentation whenever possible. Product descriptions are verified against the current interface. Sources are linked when they materially help the reader verify a claim.
AI-assisted drafting
Drafting and editing may use AI-assisted tools. A page is not ready merely because text was generated. It must be reviewed for factual accuracy, useful distinctions, safety, repetition, internal links, and clear disclosure of what LocationPrank does not do.
Corrections and updates
Material errors should be corrected in the article and its updated date changed. Small copy edits do not require a new date. A monitored corrections channel will be added before public launch.
Commercial separation
Advertisements, if ever added, will not appear inside the generator, prank animation, reveal screen, or generated viewer URL. Editorial pages will not claim that advertising partners reviewed or endorsed the content.