Affiliate disclosure

Last updated: 26 October 2026

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What that means for you

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How affiliate links are marked

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It doesn't change what I say

Affiliate commissions don't affect my opinions or what I recommend. I cover the downsides and limits of a product as well as the good points, and I don't recommend anything just because it pays a commission. Where a free or cheaper option makes more sense, I say so. Nothing on this site is a promise of earnings.

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