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Last Updated: October 27, 2026
This page explains how the content on Squaby.com is produced, what AI does and does not do, and how you can ask for a correction. It covers reviews, directories, the Academy and the data tools.
Until October 19, 2026, Squaby published news articles that were drafted with the help of an AI model from public sources. They are no longer public, and the automated drafting job has been removed. Research articles, which Squaby has published since October 27, 2026, are described in the next section.
Research articles are analyses and comparisons built from the facts recorded for the Squaby Score. They are published by Squaby Editorial; no individual is named as the author. Every statement rests on a primary source with a check date, which the article shows or links to. AI tools help find sources, read documents and draft text; AI output is never used as a source, and a person decides every judgment call before an article is published.
Each article shows the date of the data it rests on and the date it was last updated. When a fact is corrected, the article is corrected too and its update date changes. Research articles are not investment advice and not a recommendation.
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If you find an error, an outdated figure or an unclear statement, write to support@squaby.com and include the page address and what should change. We review each report. When we confirm an error, we correct the page. If you believe an article should be removed, tell us why.
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