Transparency

Smartphone testing policy

Official-document review, original concept diagrams, and real-device checks are disclosed separately.

Phase100: public evidence ledger and function-scoped device testing

Each device record separates official-source review, technical assessment, SolQvia first-party observations and unverified status. A partial observation is never generalized to full-device verification.

  • Real-device observation: Only the exact function and carrier actually observed are recorded.
  • Official review: Primary manufacturer/carrier sources; displayed separately from device testing.
  • Technical assessment: Assessment from bands, SIM layout and other specifications; not a carrier guarantee.
  • Unverified: Evidence gaps remain visible rather than being filled by inference.

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Three verification levels

  • Official-source review: Primary material from OS providers, device manufacturers, or carriers.
  • Procedure and risk review: Data impact and safe troubleshooting order are checked.
  • Real-device screen check: Device, OS, and date are listed only when an actual device was checked.

Images

Images labelled as concept diagrams show diagnostic order. They are not copied manufacturer screens or real-device screenshots.

Current status

Phase100 publishes a 550-record evidence ledger. Real-device evidence is currently limited to explicitly observed functions; records without first-party testing remain labeled accordingly.

Phase101: User field reports remain a separate evidence class

User-submitted compatibility reports are not SolQvia first-party real-device evidence. SIM/eSIM recognition, data, voice, SMS, 5G and other functions are reviewed separately, and untested items are never promoted to confirmed. The intake does not request IMEI/EID/ICCID, phone numbers, street addresses or activation credentials.

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Integrated Device Passport evidence rules

Phase110 aggregates existing device databases, diagnostics and evidence records without creating a single compatibility score. Aggregation never upgrades real-device, primary-source, technical-assessment or unverified evidence levels.

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