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8. Changes to This Privacy Policy
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9. DISCLAIMER
The content on this blog is created for educational and informational purposes only.
We try our best to provide accurate, helpful, and up-to-date information about software testing, tools, careers, and learning resources.
However, please note:
- We are not responsible for any errors, missing information, or outdated content.
- The tutorials, examples, and explanations are general guides, not professional or legal advice.
- Any action you take based on the information from this blog is strictly at your own risk.
- Tools, companies, and platforms mentioned here may update their features anytime.
Always use your own judgment and verify information whenever needed.
If you find something incorrect, feel free to contact us — we’re always happy to fix or improve it!
10. AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE
Some articles on this blog may contain affiliate links. That means:
- If you click the link and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission
- At no extra cost to you
We only recommend tools, courses, or products that:
- We have personally used,
- Or truly believe can help our readers learn and grow in software testing.
Our main goal is to provide value — earning a commission is a bonus that helps us keep this blog running, improve content, and add more useful resources.
You are not obligated to buy anything through our links.
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11. RESOURCES
Here is a list of helpful resources for beginners, job seekers, and anyone learning software testing.
These are tools and platforms we genuinely find useful.
Testing Tools
- Jira – Bug tracking and project management
- TestRail – Test case management
- Postman – API testing tool
- Selenium – Automation testing framework
- JMeter – Performance testing tool
Also, the content shared on this blog comes from practical software testing experience, real interview scenarios, commonly used QA tools, and widely accepted industry standards from trusted learning sources.
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