Corrections policy
Short answer: If a ViceLens article is wrong, email [email protected] with the URL, the disputed claim and a source. We review the evidence, correct supported errors and note meaningful changes in the article.
Last updated September 25, 2026.
Report an issue
Tell us which sentence or table cell needs attention. A link to a Rockstar, Take-Two, platform-holder or rating-board source helps us check the claim. You can also flag a broken source link, outdated price, unclear status label or avoidable spoiler.
How we review and fix it
We compare the report with the source and the article’s check date. If the article is wrong, we correct the wording and review connected facts that depend on it. If official information has changed since publication, we update the article to reflect the new statement. We do not use an unsupported rumor to overwrite a supported claim.
How readers see changes
We update the article’s checked or updated note. For a material factual correction, we add a clear correction note explaining what changed. Minor spelling or formatting fixes do not need a separate notice. Our editorial policy explains the status labels and sourcing order.