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 Its page stays readable as a withdrawn record.

We withheld 23 clause(s) we had published as quotations from American Airlines's American Airlines Terms of Use. Their quoted text does not appear in any version of the document we have captured. In a check of 15 such clauses drawn at random across the archive, none appeared in the live document either. We have not shown that this text was absent at the moment we quoted it, so we are withholding these clauses as unverifiable rather than declaring them false. They were written by early summary steps that did not check quotations; every clause we write is now checked against the document. Measured Oct 5, 2026.

This change record compared two captures of eBay's Privacy Notice, and the earlier one (version 238) was eBay's captcha page ("Please verify yourself to continue"), not the document. The difference it described was that page appearing or disappearing, not a change eBay made. Measured Oct 5, 2026.

From Mar 20 to May 1, from Jul 22 to Aug 15, and again from Sep 16, 2026, the version we published as eBay's Privacy Notice was eBay's captcha page ("Please verify yourself to continue"), not the document. Our capture guards did not recognise the page, so it was accepted like any other capture. The page now shows our capture of Sep 12, 2026, the newest capture that is the document itself. It may be older than what eBay publishes today; the next accepted nightly capture will replace it. 1 change record(s) that compared a real version against that page are withdrawn: the 'changes' they described were the page appearing or disappearing. Capture now refuses this kind of page. Measured Oct 5, 2026: version 6967 was the active version and is eBay's captcha page ("Please verify yourself to continue"); the earlier periods are dated by our own change records.

This change record compared two captures of Udemy's Terms of Use, and the later one (version 6663) was Udemy's "page not found" page, not the document. The difference it described was that page appearing or disappearing, not a change Udemy made. Measured Oct 5, 2026.

This change record compared two captures of Udemy's Terms of Use, and the earlier one (version 4829) was Udemy's "page not found" page, not the document. The difference it described was that page appearing or disappearing, not a change Udemy made. Measured Oct 5, 2026.

This change record compared two captures of Udemy's Terms of Use, and the earlier one (version 1883) was Udemy's "page not found" page, not the document. The difference it described was that page appearing or disappearing, not a change Udemy made. Measured Oct 5, 2026.

This change record compared two captures of Udemy's Terms of Use, and the later one (version 1883) was Udemy's "page not found" page, not the document. The difference it described was that page appearing or disappearing, not a change Udemy made. Measured Oct 5, 2026.

From Apr 20 to Jul 26, 2026, and again from Sep 11, 2026, the version we published as Udemy's Terms of Use was Udemy's "page not found" page, not the document. Our capture guards did not recognise the page, so it was accepted like any other capture. The page now shows our capture of Jul 26, 2026, the newest capture that is the document itself. It may be older than what Udemy publishes today; the next accepted nightly capture will replace it. 4 change record(s) that compared a real version against that page are withdrawn: the 'changes' they described were the page appearing or disappearing. Capture now refuses this kind of page. Measured Oct 5, 2026: version 6663 was the active version and is Udemy's "page not found" page; the earlier periods are dated by our own change records.

From May 5, 2026, the version we published as Paramount+'s Paramount Privacy Policy (Alternate URL) was Paramount+'s marketing homepage, not the document. Our capture guards did not recognise the page, so it was accepted like any other capture. Every capture we hold of this document is that page, so there is no genuine version to restore: the page now states that it has no verified version, and we have stopped the nightly capture until we can fetch the document itself. The 7 clause(s) we listed for this document were mined from that page's marketing copy and are withdrawn. Capture now refuses this kind of page. Measured Oct 5, 2026: version 1410 was the active version and is Paramount+'s marketing homepage.

From May 5, 2026, the version we published as Paramount+'s Paramount Terms of Use (Superseded URL) was Paramount+'s marketing homepage, not the document. Our capture guards did not recognise the page, so it was accepted like any other capture. Every capture we hold of this document is that page, so there is no genuine version to restore: the page now states that it has no verified version, and we have stopped the nightly capture until we can fetch the document itself. The 7 clause(s) we listed for this document were mined from that page's marketing copy and are withdrawn. Capture now refuses this kind of page. Measured Oct 5, 2026: version 1409 was the active version and is Paramount+'s marketing homepage.

From Mar 23, 2026, the version we published as Paramount+'s Privacy Policy was Paramount+'s marketing homepage, not the document. Our capture guards did not recognise the page, so it was accepted like any other capture. Every capture we hold of this document is that page, so there is no genuine version to restore: the page now states that it has no verified version, and we have stopped the nightly capture until we can fetch the document itself. The 5 clause(s) we listed for this document were mined from that page's marketing copy and are withdrawn. Capture now refuses this kind of page. Measured Oct 5, 2026: version 1408 was the active version and is Paramount+'s marketing homepage.

From Mar 24, 2026, the version we published as Hulu's Privacy Policy was Hulu's (Disney+'s) marketing homepage, not the document. Our capture guards did not recognise the page, so it was accepted like any other capture. Every capture we hold of this document is that page, so there is no genuine version to restore: the page now states that it has no verified version, and we have stopped the nightly capture until we can fetch the document itself. The 9 clause(s) we listed for this document were mined from that page's marketing copy and are withdrawn. Capture now refuses this kind of page. Measured Oct 5, 2026: version 307 was the active version and is Hulu's (Disney+'s) marketing homepage.

This clause, first published Apr 3, 2026, quoted OpenAI's Terms of Use as granting OpenAI a worldwide, royalty-free licence to use, reproduce, modify, publish, distribute and display content users submit. No version of OpenAI's Terms of Use that we have captured contains that passage, or anything that reworded it. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of OpenAI's OpenAI Terms of Use.

This clause, first published Jul 7, 2026, quoted the line "Atlassian subprocessors who process customer data." as the basis for the claim "Customer Support and Analytics Subprocessor Engagement". That line is not in any version of Atlassian's sub-processor list we have captured, and the same line was given as the basis for six different claims, none of which it supports. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Atlassian's Atlassian Sub-Processors.

This clause, first published Jul 7, 2026, quoted the line "Atlassian subprocessors who process customer data." as the basis for the claim "Payment Processing Subprocessor Engagement". That line is not in any version of Atlassian's sub-processor list we have captured, and the same line was given as the basis for six different claims, none of which it supports. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Atlassian's Atlassian Sub-Processors.

This clause, first published Jul 7, 2026, quoted the line "Atlassian subprocessors who process customer data." as the basis for the claim "Subprocessor Change Notification". That line is not in any version of Atlassian's sub-processor list we have captured, and the same line was given as the basis for six different claims, none of which it supports. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Atlassian's Atlassian Sub-Processors.

This clause, first published Jul 7, 2026, quoted the line "Atlassian subprocessors who process customer data." as the basis for the claim "AI-Related Subprocessor Disclosure". That line is not in any version of Atlassian's sub-processor list we have captured, and the same line was given as the basis for six different claims, none of which it supports. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Atlassian's Atlassian Sub-Processors.

This clause, first published Jul 7, 2026, quoted the line "Atlassian subprocessors who process customer data." as the basis for the claim "Cross-Border Data Transfer to US-Based Infrastructure Providers". That line is not in any version of Atlassian's sub-processor list we have captured, and the same line was given as the basis for six different claims, none of which it supports. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Atlassian's Atlassian Sub-Processors.

This clause, first published Jul 7, 2026, quoted the line "Atlassian subprocessors who process customer data." as the basis for the claim "Subprocessor Disclosure Obligation". That line is not in any version of Atlassian's sub-processor list we have captured, and the same line was given as the basis for six different claims, none of which it supports. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Atlassian's Atlassian Sub-Processors.

This clause, first published Apr 27, 2026, presented a sentence in Microsoft's name — "Microsoft commits to implementing security controls for AI systems to protect against adve…" — as a quotation from Microsoft's Responsible AI Transparency Report 2025. It is not in the report. It is a paraphrase written in our summarisation step, phrased as a commitment by Microsoft and shown where readers expect the document's own words. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Microsoft's Responsible AI Report 2025.

This clause, first published Apr 27, 2026, presented a sentence in Microsoft's name — "Microsoft commits to designing and evaluating AI systems to identify and mitigate unfair b…" — as a quotation from Microsoft's Responsible AI Transparency Report 2025. It is not in the report. It is a paraphrase written in our summarisation step, phrased as a commitment by Microsoft and shown where readers expect the document's own words. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Microsoft's Responsible AI Report 2025.

This clause, first published Apr 27, 2026, presented a sentence in Microsoft's name — "Microsoft commits to applying data minimisation principles to AI training datasets, implem…" — as a quotation from Microsoft's Responsible AI Transparency Report 2025. It is not in the report. It is a paraphrase written in our summarisation step, phrased as a commitment by Microsoft and shown where readers expect the document's own words. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Microsoft's Responsible AI Report 2025.

This clause, first published Apr 27, 2026, presented a sentence in Microsoft's name — "Microsoft commits to conducting impact assessments for AI systems prior to deployment, eva…" — as a quotation from Microsoft's Responsible AI Transparency Report 2025. It is not in the report. It is a paraphrase written in our summarisation step, phrased as a commitment by Microsoft and shown where readers expect the document's own words. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Microsoft's Responsible AI Report 2025.

This clause, first published Apr 27, 2026, presented a sentence in Microsoft's name — "Microsoft commits to transparency about when users are interacting with AI systems, includ…" — as a quotation from Microsoft's Responsible AI Transparency Report 2025. It is not in the report. It is a paraphrase written in our summarisation step, phrased as a commitment by Microsoft and shown where readers expect the document's own words. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Microsoft's Responsible AI Report 2025.

This clause, first published Apr 27, 2026, presented a sentence in Microsoft's name — "Microsoft commits to ensuring meaningful human oversight for AI systems used in high-stake…" — as a quotation from Microsoft's Responsible AI Transparency Report 2025. It is not in the report. It is a paraphrase written in our summarisation step, phrased as a commitment by Microsoft and shown where readers expect the document's own words. We publish a clause only when its quoted text appears verbatim in the document; this one was written by an early step that did not check, before quotation checks were enforced for every clause we write. Measured Oct 5, 2026: the quoted text verifies against none of the stored versions of Microsoft's Responsible AI Report 2025.