Short answers about how Tech Media Arch works. For the full picture, see About Us and our Editorial Guidelines.
Frequently asked questions
What is Tech Media Arch?
Tech Media Arch is an English-language archive of short, sourced answers to the tech questions people actually ask. The answers sit on five shelves: AI Tools & Agents, Cybersecurity, Building Software, Marketing & SEO and Everyday Tech.
Who runs Tech Media Arch?
Jacob S. Olsen from Denmark started the site in July 2024 and runs it independently. Read more about us.
Are the answers written by AI?
Most answers since late September 2026 are written by an AI language model that researches each question on the web first. The rules it follows are Jacob's, and every AI-written answer says so in its verification record. Jacob does not read every answer before it goes live.
How are the facts checked?
Every source is opened and checked before an answer is written, and the answer is written only from facts found in those sources. Official sources, such as the maker's own documentation or a government agency, are preferred and listed first. An answer with fewer than two working sources is not published.
How often are new answers published?
New answers are added several times a week, and older articles are rewritten with the same rules over time. An updated answer shows an "Updated" date next to the publication date.
How does Tech Media Arch make money?
From ads placed by Google and from affiliate links in some articles. Nobody can pay to be covered or to get a favorable answer. See our Disclosure.
Can I write for Tech Media Arch or pay for an article?
No. Tech Media Arch does not publish guest articles or sponsored content. Ideas for questions to answer are welcome at info@techmediaarch.com.
I found an error. What should I do?
Write to info@techmediaarch.com with the link to the answer and what is wrong. Errors are checked and fixed.
Is this financial, legal or security advice?
No. The answers are general information. For decisions about your money, your legal situation or the security of your own systems, ask a qualified professional.