Our publishing standards apply to ringtone listings and editorial guides. They are designed to keep the service useful, searchable and suitable for a broad audience.
Every ringtone should have a clear title, relevant category, working preview and accurate description. Audio should be reasonably clean, correctly formatted and suitable for the stated purpose. Misleading titles, keyword stuffing, artificial download claims and duplicate uploads are not acceptable.
Audio must be original, properly licensed, in the public domain or used with valid permission or another lawful basis. Uploaders and editors must not assume that a short clip is automatically free of copyright. When ownership is uncertain, the content should not be published until permission is established.
Articles must be original, useful and written for people rather than only for search engines. Guides should explain practical steps accurately, identify meaningful limitations and avoid unsupported claims. Material changes should be reviewed when device interfaces or platform policies change.
We correct factual errors when identified and remove content that violates these standards or applicable law. Readers and rights holders can send corrections or removal requests through our contact and DMCA pages.