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We usually reply within two working days. Tech WebTools is a small blog run by one person, so replies may take a little longer during busy weeks, but every message is read and every correction is checked.

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If you are suggesting a new guide, tell us the problem in one or two sentences and what device it happens on. We cannot promise to write every suggested guide, but suggestions from readers are the main way new topics are chosen for the blog.

What we cannot do by email

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For the same reason, please do not send personal documents, passwords, bank details, or identification numbers by email. We never need them to answer a question about a guide, and email is not a safe place to share them.

Corrections and suggestions

If you spot a mistake in a guide, please tell us. Phone makers change menus, Windows updates move settings, and a step that was right last month can be wrong today. When you report a mistake, we check it and update the guide. You can also use the form below to draft your message, then send it by email using the address above.

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