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This log documents substantive corrections to ConductAtlas analysis and classifications, and every change record we have withdrawn after publishing it, with the reason. A withdrawn record's page stays readable and links back here. Routine updates such as new document versions, updated summaries from source changes, and expanded regulation coverage are not listed here. Methodology

SummaryMeasured 9 October 2026
October 2026: 919 change records withdrawn as artifacts of a superseded text extractor
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 Its page stays readable as a withdrawn record.

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Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Replit: change record CA-X-002837 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Replit Terms of Service observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “CA 3 : 53 AM Made in sunny California.” became “CA 8 : 35 AM Made in sunny California.”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Replit's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Replit updated a timestamp in their Terms of Service on June 10, 2026, changing 'CA 3 : 53 AM' to 'CA 8 : 35 AM' in the footer line 'Made in sunny California.' This appears to be a minor editorial update to a timestamp or metadata element with no operational impact on the actual terms, policies, or user obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001462
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Replit: change record CA-X-002836 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Replit Privacy Policy observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “CA 3 : 53 AM Made in sunny California.” became “CA 8 : 35 AM Made in sunny California.”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Replit's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Replit updated a timestamp in their privacy policy from 3:53 AM to 8:35 AM on June 10, 2026. This appears to be a minor metadata or formatting update with no operational change to privacy practices, data handling, or user rights. The timestamp change does not alter substantive privacy terms or disclosures.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001461
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
DeepL: change record CA-X-002835 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to DeepL Terms and Conditions observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “The hidden cost of caption churn in multilingual meetings Meet the new DeepL Translator, an AI-first multilingual platfo…” became “Welcome to the new DeepL API experience: More capabilities, more control and more ways of building with DeepL The hidden…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about DeepL's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
DeepL updated its Terms and Conditions on June 10, 2026 by adding a new introductory sentence promoting the DeepL API. The change adds marketing content at the beginning of the document that reads 'Welcome to the new DeepL API experience: More capabilities, more control and more ways of building with DeepL.' This is a formatting and content addition with no material change to the substantive terms, rights, or obligations that follow.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001460
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
DeepL: change record CA-X-002834 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to DeepL Privacy Policy observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “The hidden cost of caption churn in multilingual meetings Meet the new DeepL Translator, an AI-first multilingual platfo…” became “Welcome to the new DeepL API experience: More capabilities, more control and more ways of building with DeepL The hidden…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about DeepL's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
DeepL's privacy policy was updated on June 10, 2026 with a single sentence modification. A new headline was added to the table of contents: 'Welcome to the new DeepL API experience: More capabilities, more control and more ways of building with DeepL.' Additionally, one sentence referencing 'Real-time, voice-to-voice translation is here, and it's ready to transform global business' was removed from the navigation section. These changes appear to be editorial updates to the policy's header and navigation structure rather than substantive modifications to privacy rights, data handling, or user obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001459
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Cohere: change record CA-X-002833 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Cohere Usage Policy observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Datasets Improve Cohere Docs DASHBOARD PLAYGROUND DOCS COMMUNITY LOG IN Light On this page Universal Requirements Custom…” became “…Datasets Improve Cohere Docs Introduction Installation Creating a client RAG Reranking Semantic Search Text Generation T…”; added “Integrating Embedding Models with Other Tools Elasticsearch and Cohere MongoDB and Cohere…”; and 2 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Cohere's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Cohere's Acceptable Use Policy documentation was reorganized on June 10, 2026, with substantial additions to navigation and educational content in the policy document. The updated document added extensive new sections covering integration tutorials, model deployment guides, fine-tuning instructions, and use-case examples. One sentence in the policy itself was modified, though the core usage policy language applying to all Cohere Services remains substantively unchanged. The operational effect is expanded instructional content alongside the policy framework, though the binding policy requirements themselves were not materially altered.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001458
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002829 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,639.81 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,646.23 Support Collector Pro Crypto…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea's privacy policy was updated on June 10, 2026, but the change detected involves only a minor modification to one sentence within the 148-sentence document. The specific change appears to be a numeric update in pricing or fee display (from $1,639.81 to $1,646.23) within the policy header or navigation area. This appears to be a formatting or display update rather than a substantive change to privacy practices, obligations, or user rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001457
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002828 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,639.81 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,646.23 Support Collector Pro Crypto…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea updated a pricing value in their Terms of Service on June 10, 2026, changing a displayed figure from $1,639.81 to $1,646.23. This appears to be a numerical update to a reference amount in the document, though the operational context and specific purpose of this value are not clarified in the detected change.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001456
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Thomson Reuters: change record CA-X-002824 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Thomson Reuters Privacy observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…n Criminal defense Family law Labor & employment law Customer story Justly Prudent…” became “…n Criminal defense Family law Customer story Justly Prudent…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Thomson Reuters's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Thomson Reuters removed a single sentence from its privacy policy navigation or marketing section on June 10, 2026. The deleted text referenced 'Labor & employment law' within a navigation menu listing practice areas. The practical operational difference is minimal; this appears to be a formatting, categorization, or menu reorganization with no change to actual privacy practices, data handling, or user rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001455
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Thomson Reuters: change record CA-X-002823 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Thomson Reuters Terms observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…n Criminal defense Family law Labor & employment law Customer story Justly Prudent…” became “…n Criminal defense Family law Customer story Justly Prudent…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Thomson Reuters's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
The Thomson Reuters Terms of Service removed a reference to 'Labor & employment law' from a navigation menu listing practice areas where legal professionals can find solutions. This is a minor content change to the document's informational structure with no operational impact on the actual terms, conditions, rights, or obligations governing user access to Thomson Reuters services.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001454
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002801 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,669.83 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,639.81 Support Collector Pro Crypto…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea's privacy policy was updated on June 10, 2026, but the detected change involves only a pricing display modification in the document header (USD values changed from $1,669.83 to $1,639.81). This appears to be a technical or formatting update rather than a substantive change to privacy practices, user rights, or data handling disclosures. The operational impact on privacy terms themselves is not evident from the change description provided.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001453
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002800 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,669.83 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,639.81 Support Collector Pro Crypto…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea's Terms of Service was updated on June 10, 2026, with one sentence modified. The change involved a shift in a displayed price figure from $1,669.83 to $1,639.81. This appears to be a formatting or display adjustment rather than a substantive change to user rights, obligations, or platform policies.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001452
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Robinhood: change record CA-X-002795 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Robinhood Privacy Policy observed on Jun 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…k Follow us on Product Invest Predict Strategies Agentic Tra…” became “…k Follow us on Product Invest IPO Access Predict Strategies Agentic Tra…”; “What We Offer Invest Strategies Retirement Options…” became “What We Offer Invest IPO Access Strategies Retirement Options…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Robinhood's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Robinhood's privacy policy was updated on June 10, 2026 with two sentence-level modifications to its navigation and product listing sections. The changes added 'IPO Access' to the list of offered products in two locations within the document. This appears to be a product menu update rather than a substantive modification to privacy practices, data handling, or user rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001451
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Replit: change record CA-X-002790 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Replit Terms of Service observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “CA 11 : 36 AM Made in sunny California.” became “CA 3 : 53 AM Made in sunny California.”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Replit's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Replit modified a single sentence in their Terms of Service on June 9, 2026, changing a timestamp from '11:36 AM' to '3:53 AM' in a clause stating 'Made in sunny California.' This appears to be a formatting or timestamp update with no apparent operational impact on user rights, obligations, or service terms.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001450
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Replit: change record CA-X-002789 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Replit Privacy Policy observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “CA 11 : 36 AM Made in sunny California.” became “CA 3 : 53 AM Made in sunny California.”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Replit's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Replit's Privacy Policy was updated on June 9, 2026, with one sentence modified. The change updated a timestamp display from 'CA 11:36 AM' to 'CA 3:53 AM' in a sentence describing the document's origin. This appears to be a minor formatting or metadata update with no operational change to the substantive privacy protections, data practices, or user rights stated in the policy.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001449
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002787 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,707.26 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,669.83 Support Collector Pro Crypto…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea's Privacy Policy was updated on June 9, 2026, with a modification to one sentence in a 148-sentence document. The change involved a price display update from $1,707.26 to $1,669.83 in what appears to be a header or reference section. This appears to be a routine numerical update rather than a substantive privacy policy revision.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001448
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002786 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,707.26 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,669.83 Support Collector Pro Crypto…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea's Terms of Service were updated on June 9, 2026. The detected change involved one sentence modification within the 330-sentence document. The specific operational change cannot be determined from the available diff context, which shows only a price display change from $1,707.26 to $1,669.83 in the header area. Without the full text of the modified sentence, the substantive impact of this change cannot be assessed.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001447
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
WhatsApp: change record CA-X-002785 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to WhatsApp Terms of Service observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…xpipe_token":"AXl2TYKclT2HoZSOuhw","stack_trace_limit":30,"timesliceBufferSize":5000,"show_invariant_decoder":false,"com…” became “…xpipe_token":"AXl2TYKclT2HoZSOCXo","stack_trace_limit":30,"timesliceBufferSize":5000,"show_invariant_decoder":false,"com…”; “…false,"hash":"AT8cAugPnjg8EC3-O_0"},"8869":{"result":false,"hash":null},"9063":{"result":false,"hash":null},"9550":{"res…” became “…false,"hash":"AT8cAugPnjg8EC3-DD8"},"8869":{"result":false,"hash":null},"9063":{"result":false,"hash":null},"9550":{"res…”; and 1 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about WhatsApp's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
WhatsApp's Terms of Service document was updated on June 9, 2026, with three sentences modified. The specific operational changes in the updated text are not visible in the provided diff, as the detected change summary indicates only that modifications occurred without displaying the actual content differences. The document now contains 123 sentences after the update.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001446
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Ford: change record CA-X-002778 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Ford Terms and Conditions observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…="text/javascript"></script><style id="onetrust-style">#onetrust-banner-sdk .onetrust-vendors-list-handler{cursor:pointe…” became “…="text/javascript"></script><script src="https://assets.adobedtm.com/248d63c2ff6b/5e8baaa76508/c8fa9801817d/EX9235bfe389…”; “…"true"?1:0,t="",a="gq2o7gaxhyxik2rgc4sq-f-3f94696bb-clientnsv4-s.akamaihd.net",o="false"=="true"?2:1,i={"ak.v":"41","ak.…” became “…"true"?1:0,t="",a="gq2o7gaxhyxjc2rhm7pq-f-cd9bd5d8b-clientnsv4-s.akamaihd.net",o="false"=="true"?2:1,i={"ak.v":"41","ak.…”; and 2 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Ford's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
The detected change in Ford's Terms and Conditions on June 9, 2026 consists of four modified sentences within the document's HTML and JavaScript infrastructure. The specific substantive changes to the terms themselves cannot be determined from the provided diff context, as the excerpts shown contain primarily technical markup, font loading directives, and JavaScript code rather than consumer-facing policy language. Without access to the actual modified policy text, the operational impact on Ford's terms and conditions cannot be assessed.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001445
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Square: change record CA-X-002773 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Square Privacy Notice observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…are Data Processing Agreement Square Payment Terms Licenses Government Square Additional Point of Sale Terms Square Fina…” became “…are Data Processing Agreement Licenses Square Payment Terms Government Square Additional Point of Sale Terms Square Fina…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Square's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Square reorganized the reference list of related legal documents in their Privacy Notice on June 9, 2026. The document previously listed 'Square Payment Terms' before 'Licenses', and also grouped several documents in a different order. The updated version reordered these references without removing or adding any documents. This is a formatting and organizational change with no operational impact on privacy rights, data handling, or user obligations.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001444
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Square: change record CA-X-002772 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Square Terms of Service observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…are Data Processing Agreement Square Payment Terms Licenses Government Square Additional Point of Sale Terms Square Fina…” became “…are Data Processing Agreement Licenses Square Payment Terms Government Square Additional Point of Sale Terms Square Fina…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Square's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Square reordered a reference list of related terms and policies that follows its main waiver clause in the Terms of Service. The list was reorganized without changes to the substantive content or waiver language itself. This is a formatting and organizational adjustment with no material impact on user rights or obligations.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001443
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
Hugging Face: change record CA-X-002771 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Hugging Face Model Card Guidelines observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Stats Model Release Checklist Local Apps Frequently Asked Qu…” became “…Stats Model Release Checklist Hardware Local Apps Frequently Asked Qu…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Hugging Face's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
On June 9, 2026, Hugging Face updated its Model Card Guidelines by adding a 'Hardware' section to the documentation navigation menu. This addition expands the structural guidance available to model creators documenting their work on the Hub. The change appears to be a documentation organization update with no modification to substantive policy language or model card requirements.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001442
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002770 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,691.74 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,707.26 Support Collector Pro Crypto…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea's privacy policy was updated on June 9, 2026, with one sentence modified. The change involved pricing information displayed in the document header, where a USD value changed from $1,691.74 to $1,707.26. This appears to be a routine update to pricing or exchange rate information rather than a substantive modification to privacy practices or user protections.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001441
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002769 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,691.74 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,707.26 Support Collector Pro Crypto…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea's Terms of Service was updated on June 9, 2026, with one sentence modified. The change involved a numerical value in a sentence, updating a figure from $1,691.74 to $1,707.26. The practical operational difference is unclear from the detected change alone, as the specific context and meaning of this value modification cannot be determined without reviewing the full sentence and its surrounding provisions.
Corrected
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Record ID: CR-001440
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
WhatsApp: change record CA-X-002768 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to WhatsApp Privacy Policy observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…envFlush({"ajaxpipe_token":"AXm1s_XH7EkzWjgPq04","stack_trace_limit":30,"timesliceBufferSize":5000,"show_invariant_decod…” became “…envFlush({"ajaxpipe_token":"AXl2TYKclT2HoZSOU0A","stack_trace_limit":30,"timesliceBufferSize":5000,"show_invariant_decod…”; “…false,"hash":"AT8cAugPnjg8EC3-S5o"},"8869":{"result":false,"hash":null},"9063":{"result":false,"hash":null},"9550":{"res…” became “…false,"hash":"AT8cAugPnjg8EC3-Mqg"},"8869":{"result":false,"hash":null},"9063":{"result":false,"hash":null},"9550":{"res…”; and 1 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about WhatsApp's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
WhatsApp's Privacy Policy was updated on June 9, 2026, but the provided diff shows only HTML metadata and JavaScript configuration changes, not substantive policy content. The actual text modifications to the privacy policy itself are not captured in the diff provided, making it impossible to determine what operational changes to WhatsApp's data practices, user rights, or service terms were introduced.
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Record ID: CR-001439
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor Oct 9, 2026 Editorial Review
WhatsApp: change record CA-X-002767 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to WhatsApp Terms of Service observed on Jun 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…envFlush({"ajaxpipe_token":"AXnWZIgUCqIfaDSleGw","stack_trace_limit":30,"timesliceBufferSize":5000,"show_invariant_decod…” became “…envFlush({"ajaxpipe_token":"AXl2TYKclT2HoZSOuhw","stack_trace_limit":30,"timesliceBufferSize":5000,"show_invariant_decod…”; “…tic.whatsapp.net/rsrc.php/v5/yT/l/0,cross/FmKByjtmKGs.css" data-bootloader-hash="5ImrwHG" crossorigin="anonymous"> <link…” became “…tic.whatsapp.net/rsrc.php/v5/yQ/l/0,cross/psJShPOtWvX.css" data-bootloader-hash="SM+QUVE" crossorigin="anonymous"> <link…”; and 1 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about WhatsApp's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
WhatsApp's Terms of Service document underwent minor technical updates on June 9, 2026. The change modified 3 sentences within the HTML structure and metadata of the terms page without substantive alterations to the contractual language itself. The operational effect of these updates is unclear from the provided diff, which shows primarily technical token and script changes rather than substantive policy modifications.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
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Record ID: CR-001438