Public log of factual corrections, price updates, and clarifications applied to Omellody reviews and guides.
We publish a correction whenever we identify a factual error in an Omellody page. That includes pricing that became inaccurate after a product changed plans, a feature list that drifted from reality, an outdated security claim, a misattributed quote, or a broken structured-data element that affected how a page was presented. We do not silently rewrite reviews.
We corroborate the claim against a primary source — vendor documentation, an audit, a regulator filing, or a test we can reproduce.
We update the affected copy, the relevant structured data, and any related comparison or hub pages that echoed the error.
We add an entry to this public log with the date, the page, the change, and the type (major correction, clarification, or routine update).
Where a reader or researcher reported the issue and agrees, we credit them in the entry.
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Added the underwriter name to the identity theft insurance terms section. The coverage amount and per-incident limits were unchanged; the clarification only made the underwriting carrier visible on the product page.
Clarified the scope of Dark Web Monitor Pro. The earlier wording could be read to imply unlimited monitored identifiers; we updated the page to specify the current per-plan caps disclosed by NordVPN, matching the help-center documentation.
An earlier version of the review listed the state filing price at its pre-season promotional level after the promotion had ended. We re-ran a full checkout trace from a single W-2 scenario, updated the price table, and added a note to the pricing section explaining that state filing prices change during tax season.
Added a reference to the most recent publicly disclosed Bitwarden security audit and updated the "Audit & Transparency" evidence in the review. Scores were unchanged.
Updated the annual plan price in the pricing section and the comparison table after YNAB refreshed its pricing page. Free-trial terms were unchanged.
Clarified which child-monitoring features are included on the standard family plan versus the top tier. The original wording could be read to imply both tiers included advanced child SSN monitoring; only the top tier does.
Corrections older than six months are retained in our internal editorial archive. Readers who need to reference an older correction can request the entry through the contact page; we will send the archived version along with the page it applied to.