Affiliate Disclosure

Affiliate disclosure

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How we disclose affiliate relationships

When a recommendation contains affiliate links, we aim to place a clear disclosure where a reader can notice the relationship before or near the recommendation. We do not rely only on the existence of this policy page. U.S. Federal Trade Commission guidance emphasizes that material connections should be disclosed clearly and conspicuously and that proximity to the endorsement matters.

Editorial independence

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