Last updated: 25 September 2026
This page explains how PinPosts works: how guides get written, how mistakes get fixed, and how the site makes money.
How I Write Guides
Every guide on PinPosts comes from actually testing the issue on a real iPhone or iPad, not from summarizing what other sites say. If a fix doesn’t work the way I describe, I don’t publish it. I don’t copy other websites, and I don’t use AI to generate the guides themselves — what you’re reading is based on hands-on use.
When I reference something Apple has stated officially (like a known bug or a support document), I link directly to that source so you can check it yourself.
Keeping Things Current
iOS and iPhone hardware change often. When something in a guide stops being accurate — a setting moves, a fix stops working on a newer iOS version — I update the post and note the date it was last checked.
Corrections
If something on PinPosts is wrong or out of date, tell me. Email admin@pinposts.com with the page and what’s off, and I’ll fix it. I’d rather correct a mistake than leave it up.
Advertising
PinPosts is free to read and supported by ads. Ads never influence what a guide says or how a fix is explained — a guide gets written the same way whether or not there’s an ad next to it.
What I Don’t Cover
I don’t publish unverified rumors presented as fact, or anything aimed at children.
Contact
Questions or corrections: admin@pinposts.com