Corrections log

On 8 and 9 October 2026 we withdrew 919 change records that had been first published between 18 April and 7 October 2026. They had been public for a median of 108 days (between 1 and 174).

Each recorded a difference between two captures of a page that lay in page furniture, not in the document: navigation menus, footers, page titles, language pickers, related-article lists, embedded page data, live counters and clocks. Our text extractor stopped reading these in two steps: navigation and footer stripping, deployed 10 September 2026 (890 of the 919 were first published before it), and extractor version 5, deployed 7 October 2026. Version 5 also drops page titles, video fallback text, menus built as select lists, link labels, loading placeholders and related-post lists, and folds invisible characters and typographic quotes. Re-extracted with version 5, the two captures behind each record contain the same text.

Each record has its own entry in this log, quoting what it described. Its page stays readable as a withdrawn record.

This page is Meta's Advertising Standards, which say what ad content Meta allows and prohibits. We had classified it as a terms of service. The classification was our error, not a change by Meta. Because of it, our capture checks looked for terms-of-service wording, did not find it, and set aside 25 captures from Sep 10 to Oct 21, 2026. The text on this page is the version first captured Jul 23, 2026 and last confirmed unchanged Sep 28, 2026. Read Nov 9, 2026.

The Runway Content Policy and the Runway Usage Policy were the same address, https://help.runwayml.com/hc/en-us/articles/17944787368595-Runway-s-Usage-Policy, so we tracked one document twice. This was our error, not a change by Runway. The duplicate is retired. Measured Nov 9, 2026.

Every attempt to capture https://www.synthesia.io/terms-of-service from Jun 25, 2026 to Oct 21, 2026 (114 checks) returned HTTP 404 (not found). We last captured the document on Jun 24, 2026. We have not established whether Synthesia withdrew, renamed or moved the document, and this entry does not say that it did. We stopped tracking an address that no longer serves it. Measured Nov 9, 2026.

Every attempt to capture https://www.23andme.com/legal/tos/ from Jul 9, 2026 to Oct 21, 2026 (103 checks) returned HTTP 404 (not found). We last captured the document on Jun 18, 2026. We have not established whether 23andMe withdrew, renamed or moved the document, and this entry does not say that it did. We stopped tracking an address that no longer serves it. Measured Nov 9, 2026.

The address we tracked as the Verizon Privacy Policy (Summary), https://www.verizon.com/about/privacy/privacy-policy-summary, redirects to Verizon's Privacy Policy home page (https://www.verizon.com/about/privacy/) a 1,014-word page that introduces and links to the full policy. The full policy, 17,959 words at https://www.verizon.com/about/privacy/full-privacy-policy, is tracked as the Verizon Privacy Policy (CA-D-000586). This is a change to what we track, not a statement that Verizon changed its policy. We last captured the Verizon Privacy Policy (Summary) on Oct 20, 2026. Measured Nov 9, 2026.

Our capture check refused that night's capture of the Cohere Enterprise Data Commitments, but a defect in our capture code let it be published anyway, for about 1 hours. The defect is fixed. No summary, clause or published change record was made from the refused capture. Corrected Oct 16, 2026.

Our capture check refused that night's capture of the Ledger Privacy Policy, but a defect in our capture code let it be published anyway, for about 1 hours. The defect is fixed. No summary, clause or published change record was made from the refused capture. Corrected Oct 16, 2026.

Our capture check refused that night's capture of the Affirm Terms of Service, but a defect in our capture code let it be published anyway, for about 1 hours. The defect is fixed. No summary, clause or published change record was made from the refused capture. Corrected Oct 16, 2026.

We withheld the TikTok Community Guidelines because a read of the address on Oct 13, 2026 recorded a redirect to TikTok's Policies & engagement page. That read was of the live address on one day, not of what we publish. Our capture of Sep 25, 2026 is the Community Guidelines (Released August 25, 2026, Effective September 24, 2026), and our capture on Oct 14, 2026 fetched the same address successfully. The withholding was wrong, and the two notices that announced it are withdrawn. Restored Oct 14, 2026.

We said this was the Google DeepMind Frontier Safety Framework. A read of the live address on 2026-10-13 recorded: page is the Feb 4 2025 DeepMind blog post 'Updating the Frontier Safety Framework', not the framework document (our current version is that blog post too). The page is withheld rather than corrected in place. Decided Oct 14, 2026.

We said this was the Ticketmaster Terms of Use. A read of our capture on 2026-10-13 found it is not that document. The read recorded: Ticketmaster help stub; current capture is a 90-word help article linking to the terms; 5 earlier versions lack it and need a history read. The page is withheld rather than corrected in place. Decided Oct 14, 2026.

The record gave April 23, 2026 as the date this change took effect. That is the date we detected it, not a date the document states. The Roblox Privacy and Cookie Policy reads "Effective Date: April 22, 2026". Read Oct 13, 2026.

The record gave July 7, 2026 as the date this change took effect. That is the date we detected it, not a date the document states. The PayPal Privacy Statement reads "Last updated on July 6, 2026". Read Oct 13, 2026.

The record gave May 19, 2026 as the date this change took effect. That is the date we detected it, not a date the document states. The Stripe Privacy Policy reads "Last updated: April 28, 2026". Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Quest and One Identity Privacy Policy: it carries the words "covers both Quest and One Identity". The name OneLogin Privacy Policy was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Cohere Command R and Command R+ Model Card: it carries the words "Command R and Command R+ Model Card". The name Cohere Responsible Use Policy was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the OpenAI Safety Overview: it carries the words "Safety at every step". The name OpenAI Safety Standards was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Cody Enterprise Terms of Use: it carries the words "Cody Enterprise Terms of Use". The name Sourcegraph Cody Usage and Privacy was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Google Ads Policy: Inappropriate Content: it carries the words "Inappropriate content". The name Google Ads Prohibited Content Policy was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

This address served Windsurf's "Security" page, the document we named, in our captures of May 11 and 16, 2026. From our capture of Jun 23, 2026 it has served "Security at Cognition" (after a Devin product page on Jun 2). The name was right until then and has been wrong since. Our captures date the change; they do not show when the company made it. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Stripe Connected Account Agreement: it carries the words "Stripe Connected Account Agreement". The name Stripe Connect Platform Agreement was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Product Specific Terms for NVIDIA AI Products: it carries the words "PRODUCT SPECIFIC TERMS FOR NVIDIA AI PRODUCTS". The name NVIDIA AI Foundation Models AUP was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Google Ads Policy: Legal Requirements: it carries the words "Legal requirements". The name Google Ads Restricted Content Policy was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Scale Website Terms and Conditions: it carries the words "Scale Website Terms and Conditions". The name Scale AI Terms of Service was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.

Every capture we hold of this address is the Webull Terms of Service: it carries the words "Webull Terms of Service". The name Webull Customer Agreement was ours and was wrong. The document and its text are unchanged. The old page address redirects here. Read Oct 13, 2026.