Share Your Flipper Zero Knowledge
Do you have experience with Flipper Zero, custom firmware, embedded hardware, wireless protocols, or ethical security testing?
FlipperZeroUnleashed.com welcomes contributions from developers, cybersecurity professionals, electronics enthusiasts, technical writers, researchers, and responsible Flipper Zero users.
We publish practical articles that help readers understand their devices, install firmware safely, troubleshoot technical issues, build authorized hardware projects, and learn about digital security.
Every submission must promote lawful, ethical, and responsible use of technology.
What We Publish
We are interested in original tutorials, technical explainers, troubleshooting guides, firmware comparisons, hardware projects, security-awareness articles, and responsible research.
A strong submission should help readers:
- Understand a Flipper Zero feature
- Install or update firmware safely
- Diagnose a device problem
- Learn an electronics concept
- Protect their own devices and systems
- Complete an authorized hardware project
- Make an informed firmware or accessory choice
- Follow responsible security-testing practices
Articles created mainly to promote a product, place a backlink, or encourage unauthorized activity will not be accepted.
Topics You Can Write About
Flipper Zero Beginner Guides
We welcome clear introductions for readers who are new to the device.
Suitable topics include:
- What Flipper Zero is and how it works
- Initial device setup
- Understanding the main interface
- Navigating applications and settings
- Managing files on the microSD card
- Connecting Flipper Zero to a computer
- Using the official mobile application
- Creating safe device backups
- Restoring settings after an update
- Basic device maintenance
Beginner guides should explain technical terms and avoid assuming advanced cybersecurity knowledge.
Unleashed Firmware
You may submit educational content related to custom firmware, provided the article respects our safety and legal standards.
Possible topics include:
- Understanding Unleashed firmware
- Comparing official and custom firmware
- Preparing a device before installation
- Backing up existing files and settings
- Installing firmware from a trusted source
- Updating to a newer firmware release
- Understanding firmware file types
- Reviewing changelogs
- Recovering from a failed update
- Returning to official firmware
- Managing firmware compatibility
Version-specific content should mention the firmware release, device configuration, and testing conditions.
Firmware Installation and Updates
We accept carefully tested installation and update tutorials.
A useful guide should explain:
- Required software and hardware
- Backup precautions
- Trusted download sources
- Compatible firmware versions
- Installation steps
- Post-installation checks
- Common error messages
- Recovery options
- Risks of interrupted updates
Do not direct readers toward suspicious mirrors, modified files from unknown sources, or downloads that cannot be verified.
Hardware and Accessories
Contributors may write about legitimate hardware projects and accessories, including:
- Wi-Fi development boards
- Protective cases
- Screen protectors
- GPIO accessories
- Compatible microSD cards
- USB cables and adapters
- External modules
- Prototype boards
- Device storage
- Battery care
- Hardware maintenance
- Electronic components
Product reviews should clearly distinguish tested facts from personal opinions.
GPIO and Electronics Projects
We welcome safe electronics tutorials involving hardware owned or controlled by the user.
Potential topics include:
- Understanding GPIO pins
- Connecting basic sensors
- Using LEDs and displays
- Reading environmental data
- Breadboard projects
- Microcontroller communication
- Serial debugging
- Safe voltage practices
- Building educational prototypes
- Diagnosing wiring problems
Include wiring diagrams, component specifications, voltage warnings, and testing notes where relevant.
Do not publish instructions that could damage property, disrupt infrastructure, or interfere with systems without authorization.
NFC, RFID and Infrared Education
Articles may explain these technologies from an educational or defensive perspective.
Acceptable topics include:
- How NFC works
- Differences between NFC and RFID
- Understanding infrared communication
- Testing devices you own
- Organizing authorized remote-control files
- Protecting access cards
- Identifying insecure personal devices
- Security limitations of older technologies
- Defensive recommendations for businesses
- Legal and ethical considerations
Content must not explain how to clone active access credentials, enter restricted areas, defeat payment systems, or gain unauthorized access.
Sub-GHz Technology
We accept high-level educational and defensive content about radio communication.
Suitable subjects include:
- Understanding Sub-GHz frequencies
- Regional frequency regulations
- Signal-analysis fundamentals
- Testing personally owned equipment
- Diagnosing remote-control issues
- Antenna basics
- Radio interference awareness
- Security weaknesses in legacy systems
- Defensive migration recommendations
- Responsible laboratory testing
Writers must not provide actionable instructions for interfering with communications, bypassing access controls, replaying protected signals, or controlling devices without permission.
Cybersecurity and Ethical Testing
Security content must focus on systems the user owns or is explicitly authorized to test.
We welcome articles about:
- Setting up a legal security lab
- Understanding attack surfaces
- Responsible vulnerability testing
- Security awareness
- Physical-access security
- Wireless security concepts
- Defensive device auditing
- Risk assessment
- Vulnerability disclosure
- Security documentation
- Testing authorization
- Protecting personal electronics
Every security article should include relevant authorization, safety, and legal considerations.
Troubleshooting
Practical troubleshooting articles are valuable to our readers.
You may cover problems such as:
- Flipper Zero not starting
- Firmware installation failures
- Device connection errors
- microSD card problems
- Missing applications
- Corrupted files
- Update interruptions
- Battery or charging issues
- qFlipper connection problems
- Mobile application pairing errors
- Display or backlight problems
- Incompatible firmware builds
- GPIO connection issues
Explain the possible cause, safest fix, data-loss risk, and recovery option.
Application Development
Developers may submit educational content about building legitimate Flipper Zero applications.
Relevant subjects include:
- Development-environment setup
- Application structure
- Interface design
- Debugging techniques
- Memory management
- Testing applications
- Documentation practices
- Open-source contribution
- Code organization
- Application packaging
- Version compatibility
- Secure coding
Code examples must serve legitimate educational, diagnostic, accessibility, research, or defensive purposes.
Privacy and Device Security
We welcome articles that help users protect themselves and their equipment.
Topics may include:
- Securing stored files
- Removing sensitive data
- Protecting device backups
- Identifying suspicious downloads
- Verifying firmware sources
- Avoiding malicious applications
- Safe device sharing
- Responsible data collection
- Privacy considerations during testing
- Preparing a device for resale
- Reporting security concerns
Contributor Standards
Submit Original Work
Your article must be original and unpublished.
We do not accept copied, spun, scraped, or lightly rewritten content. Articles generated with automated tools must be thoroughly reviewed, fact-checked, tested, and substantially improved by a knowledgeable writer.
Submissions may be checked for plagiarism and factual accuracy.
Demonstrate Practical Knowledge
Technical articles should be based on genuine research, testing, development experience, or professional knowledge.
When describing a test, include relevant information such as:
- Flipper Zero firmware version
- Application version
- Computer operating system
- Hardware accessories
- microSD card details
- Error message
- Testing environment
- Steps already attempted
Never invent performance results, compatibility claims, vulnerabilities, or test outcomes.
Write Clearly
Use straightforward English and explain specialized terminology.
Keep paragraphs short and organize the article with descriptive H2 and H3 headings. Use numbered steps for installation, recovery, and troubleshooting procedures.
Avoid unnecessary jargon, filler, repetition, and sensational claims.
Recommended Length
Most guest articles should contain between 1,000 and 2,000 words.
Detailed technical guides may be longer when additional explanation, testing evidence, diagrams, or safety information is necessary.
Quality and usefulness matter more than reaching a specific word count.
Responsible Security Policy
FlipperZeroUnleashed.com supports education, ethical research, lawful experimentation, and defensive security.
Contributors must only describe testing performed on:
- Their own devices
- Their own networks
- Their own access systems
- Laboratory equipment
- Intentionally vulnerable training environments
- Systems they have explicit permission to assess
We do not publish content that facilitates:
- Unauthorized access
- Credential theft
- Vehicle intrusion
- Payment-system abuse
- Access-card cloning
- Alarm bypassing
- Signal jamming
- Communication disruption
- Malicious payload delivery
- Data theft
- Evasion of security controls
- Interference with public infrastructure
- Control of devices without permission
- Harassment, stalking, or surveillance
Educational security discussions should remain focused on awareness, prevention, detection, remediation, and authorized testing.
Legal and Regional Compliance
Wireless frequencies, device functions, and security-testing rules vary by country and region.
Writers should not assume that a technique permitted in one location is lawful everywhere.
When relevant, articles should remind readers to:
- Check local radio regulations
- Obtain written authorization
- Avoid transmitting on restricted frequencies
- Respect privacy laws
- Follow workplace policies
- Avoid disrupting third-party equipment
- Use isolated test environments
- Consult a qualified professional when necessary
Contributors are responsible for ensuring that their submissions do not encourage unlawful activity.
Download and Linking Rules
Links should direct readers toward official documentation, trusted repositories, reputable developers, original research, or reliable technical resources.
We may remove links that are:
- Unrelated to the topic
- Misleading
- Excessively promotional
- Keyword-stuffed
- Unsafe
- Connected to malware
- Used to distribute stolen data
- Added only for search manipulation
- Directed toward unauthorized access tools
A requested backlink is reviewed individually and is not guaranteed.
Whenever possible, link to the original developer, official repository, or primary documentation instead of an unofficial mirror.
Screenshots, Diagrams and Code
Screenshots and diagrams should support the article and make instructions easier to understand.
Submitted media must be:
- Original or properly licensed
- Clear and readable
- Free from private information
- Relevant to the instructions
- Properly attributed when required
Hide device IDs, usernames, network names, access credentials, unique keys, addresses, and other sensitive details.
Code samples must include enough context for legitimate use and must not contain stolen credentials, destructive commands, malware, or functionality intended for unauthorized access.
Content We Reject
We do not publish:
- Plagiarized or duplicated articles
- Previously published submissions
- Poorly reviewed automated content
- Fake technical claims
- Malware or destructive code
- Credential-stealing instructions
- Unauthorized access tutorials
- Access-card cloning guides
- Vehicle intrusion instructions
- Signal-jamming tutorials
- Payment-system exploitation
- Surveillance or stalking content
- Pirated software or copyrighted files
- Suspicious firmware downloads
- Articles written only for backlinks
- Irrelevant promotional posts
- Content that misrepresents unofficial projects as official
Sponsored Posts and Partnerships
We may consider sponsored articles, hardware reviews, accessory reviews, software evaluations, and relevant technology partnerships.
Commercial content must still be:
- Accurate
- Transparent
- Technically useful
- Legally responsible
- Appropriate for our readers
- Free from misleading security claims
Your proposal should include:
- Your name
- Company or brand name
- Website address
- Proposed topic
- Product or service details
- Requested link
- Content requirements
- Preferred publication schedule
Acceptance, pricing, placement, and editorial requirements are reviewed individually.
How to Submit
Send your completed article, detailed outline, or topic proposal to our editorial team.
Please include:
- Proposed article title
- Short summary
- Complete draft or outline
- Target keyword, when applicable
- Author’s full name
- Short author biography
- Website or professional profile
- Previous writing samples
- Requested backlink
- Original screenshots or diagrams
- Testing and version details
Google Docs is preferred. Confirm that the document permissions allow our editors to view and comment on the file.
Contact Details
Email: cloudcorex4@gmail.com
Phone: +971 55 912 8238
Use this email subject for editorial submissions:
Guest Post Submission – FlipperZeroUnleashed.com
For commercial proposals, use:
Sponsored Post Inquiry – FlipperZeroUnleashed.com
Editorial Review Process
Every submission is assessed for originality, technical accuracy, readability, safety, relevance, and practical value.
Our editors may:
- Correct grammar and spelling
- Improve headings
- Restructure sections
- Simplify explanations
- Add safety notices
- Add internal links
- Remove unsuitable links
- Request testing evidence
- Ask for technical revisions
- Reject unsafe content
- Update the article after publication
Submitting an article does not guarantee publication.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can beginners contribute?
Yes. Beginner-friendly articles are welcome when the instructions are accurate, clearly explained, and based on reliable testing.
Can I submit a custom firmware guide?
Yes. Explain the tested firmware version, trusted source, compatibility requirements, backup process, risks, and recovery steps.
Can I write about security testing?
Yes, but the article must focus on your own equipment, an isolated laboratory, or systems you have explicit authorization to test.
Can I include code?
Yes. Code must support legitimate development, education, diagnostics, or defensive security and must include appropriate context and safety information.
Can I add a backlink?
You may request a relevant backlink. Approval depends on its usefulness, quality, safety, and relevance.
Do you accept sponsored posts?
Relevant sponsored content and commercial partnerships may be considered after editorial review.
Will my article be edited?
Yes. We may edit titles, headings, wording, formatting, links, code, screenshots, and safety notices before publication.
Contribute to FlipperZeroUnleashed.com
Have a useful firmware tutorial, electronics project, troubleshooting solution, or responsible security guide?
Send your proposal or original article to cloudcorex4@gmail.com.
Use “Guest Post Submission – FlipperZeroUnleashed.com” as your email subject line.
