Official-link checks
Verification Methodology
How DeviceVeriq reviews manufacturer and vendor support pages before presenting them as official-link candidates.
Last updated: May 31, 2026
Core checks
We review whether a link is on an official manufacturer or vendor domain, whether the page is intended for support/download/manual use, and whether the model, product family, OS, region, or content type matches the user intent.
Evidence we look for
Useful signals include vendor branding, HTTPS, support-site navigation, release dates, version numbers, operating-system selectors, product-family pages, PDF/manual metadata, license pages, and redirect behavior.
Status labels
Verified means the page has been manually reviewed as an official route for the listed product or family. Needs review means the item needs more review, may be a family-level route, or may require model/region/OS confirmation before a user relies on it.
Checksum and signature limits
If a vendor publishes checksums or signatures, those are stronger evidence. Self-computed hashes or file-signing observations can help review but should not be presented as vendor guarantees unless the vendor published them.
Corrections
If an official page moved, if a model is mismatched, or if a safer vendor route exists, send details through the Contact page.