How we check facts
How Nyborger works with content and sources
Nyborger is a private study tool. This page explains what is official, what we create, and how you can check or correct the content.
Who creates the content?
The Nyborger editorial team gathers official sources and writes its own practice questions. A clear label shows whether material is a previous official test or Nyborger practice.
Which sources do we use?
We mainly use Dansk og Prøver, SIRI, the Ministry of Immigration and Integration, Retsinformation, and other relevant public publishers. A source must support the explanation beside it.
How often do we check facts?
We check dates, deadlines, fees, rules, and material versions after major official changes and before each test session. Important pages show when the information was last checked.
How do we handle corrections?
Send the page, statement, and source to support@nyborger.dk. We check it against the primary source and show important factual changes on the page.
How do we select current-affairs topics?
We follow widely reported Danish news during the official period. We cannot know the future questions, so we never promise an answer list or a certain prediction.
How do we use data?
The free web test stores selected answers in your browser, so a refresh does not remove them. We do not send individual answers to analytics. Analytics requires consent and uses only broad result groups.