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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log documents substantive corrections to ConductAtlas analysis and classifications, and every change record we have withdrawn after publishing it, with the reason. A withdrawn record's page stays readable and links back here.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October 2026: 919 change records withdrawn as artifacts of a superseded text extractor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 Its page stays readable as a withdrawn record.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Artifact of a Superseded Extractor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
Weights & Biases: change record CA-X-002078 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Weights & Biases Terms of Service observed on May 14, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…nt and share your AI insights Training Serverless RL Fine-tune LLMs without managing GPUs Serverless SFT Teach LLMs new …” became “…nt and share your AI insights CoreWeave RL Serverless RL Fine-tune LLMs without managing GPUs Serverless SFT Teach LLMs …”. 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 It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Weights & Biases's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Weights & Biases updated their platform navigation on May 14, 2026 to include CoreWeave as a featured service partner in their inference and serverless RL offerings. The change adds CoreWeave branding in two places within the product menu navigation, reflecting an integration or partnership update. This is a navigational and marketing change with no modification to service terms, user obligations, data handling, or legal rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001287
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Leonardo AI: change record CA-X-002074 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Leonardo AI Terms of Service observed on May 14, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…odel Video AI Video Generator Editing Image Editor Upscaling Image Upscaler Featured Models Lucid Origin…” became “…odel Video AI Video Generator Upscaling Image Upscaler Editing Image Editor Video Editor Featured Models Lucid Origin…”; “…odel Video AI Video Generator Editing Image Editor Upscaling Image Upscaler Featured Models Lucid Origin…” became “…odel Video AI Video Generator Upscaling Image Upscaler Editing Image Editor Video Editor Featured Models Lucid Origin…”. 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 Leonardo AI's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Leonardo AI's Terms of Service was reformatted on May 14, 2026. The substantive change involved reordering product navigation menu items in the document header and footer sections. Specifically, the 'Video Editor' product link was moved to appear after 'Image Upscaler' and before 'Editing Image Editor' in both the top and bottom navigation menus. No substantive changes to contractual obligations, user rights, data practices, or service terms were made.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001286
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Leonardo AI: change record CA-X-002073 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Leonardo AI Privacy Policy observed on May 14, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…odel Video AI Video Generator Editing Image Editor Upscaling Image Upscaler Featured Models Lucid Origin…” became “…odel Video AI Video Generator Upscaling Image Upscaler Editing Image Editor Video Editor Featured Models Lucid Origin…”; “…odel Video AI Video Generator Editing Image Editor Upscaling Image Upscaler Featured Models Lucid Origin…” became “…odel Video AI Video Generator Upscaling Image Upscaler Editing Image Editor Video Editor Featured Models Lucid Origin…”. 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 Leonardo AI's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Leonardo AI's privacy policy underwent minor navigation and menu restructuring on May 14, 2026. The changes involved reordering product links in the header and footer navigation (moving Video Editor and Editing Image Editor to different positions) and duplicating footer policy links. These are formatting and organizational adjustments with no material changes to privacy rights, data practices, disclosure obligations, or consumer protections.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001285
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenRouter: change record CA-X-002057 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenRouter Privacy Policy observed on May 13, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “Skip to content OpenRouter / Fusion Models Chat Rankings Apps Enterprise…” became “Skip to content OpenRouter / Models Fusion Chat Rankings Apps Enterprise…”. 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 OpenRouter's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenRouter's Privacy Policy header was updated on May 13, 2026 to change navigation labeling from 'Fusion Models' to 'Models'. This appears to be a navigation reorganization in the header section of the policy document. The substantive privacy terms and protections stated in the policy document itself remain unchanged.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001284
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Samsung: change record CA-X-002049 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Samsung Privacy Policy observed on May 13, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…ming Why Samsung Monitors Why Smart Monitor Why Odyssey Gaming Monitor Monitor Buying Guide Wearables Wearables Wearable…” became “…ming Why Samsung Monitors Why Odyssey Gaming Monitor Monitor Buying Guide 2026 Monitors Sign Up Wearables Wearables Wear…”. 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 Samsung's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
The detected change appears to be a navigation menu update on Samsung's website rather than a substantive privacy policy modification. The diff shows removal of 'Why Smart Monitor' from the Computers & Monitors section and addition of '2026 Monitors Sign Up' text. This is a website navigation or UI change, not a change to Samsung's actual privacy policy terms.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001283
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Runway: change record CA-X-002032 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Runway Terms of Service observed on May 12, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…General World Models Robotics SDK Gen-4.5 Aleph Act-Two API Init…” became “…General World Models Robotics Gen-4.5 Aleph Act-Two API Init…”. 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 Runway's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
The detected change involves removal of 'Robotics SDK' from the navigation menu in Runway's Terms of Service footer on May 12, 2026. This appears to be a product menu or navigation update rather than a substantive change to the terms, obligations, or rights governing users. No material change to consumer terms, policies, or operational requirements has been identified.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001282
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Runway: change record CA-X-002031 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Runway Privacy Policy observed on May 12, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…General World Models Robotics SDK Gen-4.5 Aleph Act-Two API Init…” became “…General World Models Robotics Gen-4.5 Aleph Act-Two API Init…”. 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 Runway's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Runway removed a reference to 'SDK' and 'Robotics SDK' from the footer navigation section of their privacy policy on May 12, 2026. The product listing previously included both 'Robotics SDK' as a standalone entry and 'SDK' as part of the product navigation. The updated footer now lists 'Robotics' without the SDK designation. This appears to be a product naming or organizational change in how Runway presents its offerings on the privacy policy page, with no apparent change to privacy rights, data handling practices, or consumer obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001281
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002026 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on May 12, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…f Service Privacy Policy $2,337.47 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…f Service Privacy Policy $2,333.18 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)
The detected change appears to be a numerical adjustment in the user interface header of OpenSea's privacy policy, where a dollar figure changed from $2,337.47 to $2,333.18. This is not a substantive change to privacy policy terms, obligations, or data governance provisions. The change reflects a price update or display correction rather than a material modification to the policy itself.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001280
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002025 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on May 12, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…f Service Privacy Policy $2,337.47 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…f Service Privacy Policy $2,333.18 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)
The detected change shows a numerical difference in what appears to be a pricing or balance display (from $2,337.47 to $2,333.18) within the OpenSea Terms of Service document captured on May 12, 2026. This 1-sentence modification appears to reflect an update to a displayed financial figure rather than a substantive change to contractual terms, rights, or obligations. Without additional context about what this figure represents or why it changed, the operational significance of this modification cannot be determined.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001279
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002018 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on May 11, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,329.06 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,337.47 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)
The detected change in OpenSea's Privacy Policy on May 11, 2026 appears to involve a minor modification to one sentence within the document. The change involved a shift in displayed pricing information (from $2,329.06 to $2,337.47), but the underlying privacy terms and operational data governance provisions appear unchanged based on the diff context provided. Without access to the specific sentence that was modified, the substantive privacy policy impact cannot be fully assessed.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001278
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-002017 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on May 11, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,329.06 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,337.47 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)
The detected change appears to reflect a price update in the OpenSea platform interface, where a displayed USD price changed from $2,329.06 to $2,337.47. This is a nominal price movement of approximately $8.41 and does not reflect a change to the underlying Terms of Service language itself, but rather an update to dynamic pricing information displayed within the document context.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001277
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Runway: change record CA-X-002010 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Runway Usage Policy observed on May 11, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…sage Policy Table of Contents Last updated March 6, 2026 At…” became “…sage Policy Table of Contents Children’s Safety Violence & Gore Sexually Explicit Content & Nudity Hateful Conduct, Hara…”. 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 Runway's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Runway updated its Usage Policy on May 11, 2026 by adding a detailed table of contents that explicitly lists specific content categories the platform prohibits or restricts. The prior version opened with the mission statement without itemizing prohibited content categories. The updated policy now prominently displays categories including Children's Safety, Violence & Gore, Sexually Explicit Content & Nudity, Hateful Conduct, Harassment and Self-Harm, Content that May Violate the Rights of Others, Misleading Content, and policies for Character & Game Worlds. This change makes the policy's content restrictions more discoverable and organized for users reviewing what the platform permits.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001276
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-001999 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on May 11, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Service Privacy Policy $2,329.98 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…Service Privacy Policy $2,329.06 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 May 11, 2026, with one sentence modified. The detected change involves a price display update from $2,329.98 to $2,329.06 in what appears to be a header or navigation element, not a substantive privacy policy revision. This appears to be a formatting or display update rather than a change to OpenSea's data handling practices, user rights, or privacy obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001275
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-001998 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on May 11, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Service Privacy Policy $2,329.98 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…Service Privacy Policy $2,329.06 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 document was updated on May 11, 2026. The detected change shows a price figure modified from $2,329.98 to $2,329.06 in the document header or metadata section. This appears to be a minor numerical adjustment in supporting document information rather than a substantive change to user-facing terms or policies.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001274
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Google Play Store: change record CA-X-001989 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Google Play Terms observed on May 11, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…le - español (Latinoamérica) Colombia - español (Latinoaméri…” became “…le - español (Latinoamérica) Città del Vaticano - italiano Colombia - español (Latinoaméri…”. 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 Google Play Store's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Google Play Store added Vatican City (Città del Vaticano - italiano) to its language and region selection menu on May 11, 2026. This is a formatting and localization change to the document header that expands the list of available geographic and language options. No changes were made to the substantive terms, policies, or user obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001273
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Samsung: change record CA-X-001988 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Samsung Privacy Policy observed on May 11, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Discover the next Galaxy Book Mother's Day SmartThings Samsung Rewards Samsung Offer Programs Samsung Experience Stores …” became “…Discover the next Galaxy Book Samsung AI Week SmartThings Samsung Rewards Samsung Offer Programs Samsung Experience Stor…”. 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 Samsung's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Samsung's privacy policy change detected on May 11, 2026 involves a modification to navigational and promotional content on their website. The change updated references from 'Mother's Day' to 'Samsung AI Week' in the document's navigation structure. This is a non-substantive editorial update to website menu items and does not alter privacy practices, data handling, disclosure obligations, or user rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001272
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
DeepL: change record CA-X-001985 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to DeepL Privacy Policy observed on May 11, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Center Blog API documentation DeepL Bridges Customer Stories Events & Web…” became “…Center Blog API documentation Community Customer Stories Events & Web…”. 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 footer navigation was updated on May 11, 2026 to include a link to 'Community' in the Resources section. The previous version did not list this navigation item. This is a navigation/structural update with no material change to the substantive privacy policy language, terms, data practices, or user rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001271
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Samsung: change record CA-X-001824 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Samsung Privacy Policy observed on May 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…ile Mobile Galaxy Smartphones NEW Galaxy Tab Galaxy Book NEW Galaxy Watch Galaxy Buds NEW Galaxy Ring Galaxy XR Galaxy A…” became “…ile Mobile Galaxy Smartphones Galaxy Tab Galaxy Book NEW Galaxy Watch Galaxy Buds Galaxy Ring Galaxy XR Galaxy Accessori…”. 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 Samsung's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
The detected change involves navigation menu formatting on Samsung's website within the privacy policy document. Specific product category labels and navigation items were reorganized, removing certain 'NEW' tags and reordering product listings. This appears to be a website structure update rather than a substantive policy change affecting user rights, data handling, or privacy practices.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001270
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-001810 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on May 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,336.90 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,310.16 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 May 9, 2026, with a modification to one sentence in the document. The change appears to involve a price figure that shifted from $2,336.90 to $2,310.16, though the specific context of this figure is not clear from the available change data. Without visibility into what this price represents or how it relates to OpenSea's services, the practical impact on users cannot be definitively assessed.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001269
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-001792 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on May 7, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,360.02 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,336.90 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 May 7, 2026, but the change detected appears to involve only a minor numerical update in displayed pricing information (from $2,360.02 to $2,336.90) rather than a substantive policy revision. Without access to the full policy text or details about what this pricing figure represents, the practical impact on user data rights, privacy protections, or platform obligations cannot be determined from this change alone.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001268
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Coursera: change record CA-X-001790 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Coursera Privacy Notice observed on May 7, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…ates Modern Slavery Statement Do Not Sell/Share Learn Anywhere © 2026 Courser…” became “…ates Modern Slavery Statement Cookies Preference Center Learn Anywhere © 2026 Courser…”. 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 Coursera's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Coursera's Privacy Notice footer was updated on May 7, 2026 to add a 'Cookies Preference Center' link. This change makes it easier for users to manage their cookie preferences directly from the footer. The addition is minor but reflects an effort to improve transparency and user control over cookie tracking.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001267
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Ford: change record CA-X-001734 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Ford Privacy Policy observed on May 6, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…ries Cutaway Starting at MSRP {price} 1 Transit ® CC-CA Starting at…” became “…ries Cutaway Starting at MSRP $41,330 1 Transit ® CC-CA Starting at…”. 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)
Ford updated a product pricing reference in its privacy policy document, changing the E-Series Cutaway listing from a placeholder price to a specific MSRP of $41,330. This change appears to be a data correction or update to product information embedded within the policy document structure, with no material changes to Ford's data governance, privacy practices, or consumer rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001266
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Ford: change record CA-X-001733 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Ford Terms and Conditions observed on May 6, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…ries Cutaway Starting at MSRP {price} 1 Transit ® CC-CA Starting at…” became “…ries Cutaway Starting at MSRP $41,330 1 Transit ® CC-CA Starting at…”. 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)
Ford updated a single product pricing detail in its Terms and Conditions on May 6, 2026. The E-Series Cutaway starting MSRP changed from a placeholder value to $41,330. This is a routine pricing update with no impact on consumer rights, obligations, or service terms.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001265
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-001719 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on May 6, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,355.60 Support Collector Pro Crypto…” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $2,363.26 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 May 6, 2026, but the detected change appears to be a minor numerical adjustment in the document header (from $2,355.60 to $2,363.26) rather than a substantive privacy or data governance change. Without visibility into what this number represents or what privacy language actually changed in the policy content, the practical impact on users cannot be clearly determined from the available change data.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001264
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Uber: change record CA-X-001711 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Uber Privacy Notice (Drivers and Delivery People) observed on May 6, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “Uber Ride Drive Business Uber Eats About About us Our offerings How Uber works Sustainability Newsroom Investor relation…” became “Uber Ride Drive Uber Eats About Investor relations Careers 2 options available EN Help Log…”; “…on Google Data Policy Company About us Our offerings Newsroom Investors Blog Careers Uber One Products Ride Drive Eat Ub…” became “…on Google Data Policy Company Investors Careers Products Eat Uber Freight Uber Health Global citizenship Travel Reserve …”. 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 Uber's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Uber removed several navigation links and menu items from the header and footer of its Drivers and Delivery People Privacy Notice on May 6, 2026. The links removed from the header included 'Business', 'About', 'Our offerings', 'How Uber works', 'Sustainability', 'Newsroom', and 'Blog'; the footer also saw removals of 'About us', 'Our offerings', 'Newsroom', 'Blog', 'Ride', 'Drive', 'Uber for Business', and several other product links. These are navigation and organizational changes to the privacy notice itself, not modifications to the substantive privacy practices or rights described within the document.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001263