Recent changes
A chronological feed of substantive shifts in the legal documents we track. 53 changes so far.
Meta added a detailed GDPR legal-basis section and expanded Accounts Centre, ads, partner-data, and transaction disclosures.
Meta broadened ad and cross-account data use, added Accounts Centre and rights-management details, and clarified U.S. entity and partner-sharing language.
Bolt reorganized and clarified its privacy policy, but also expanded biometric identity verification, passive data collection, safety, fraud, rating, and marketing processing details.
Meta clarified and expanded ad/measurement, Accounts Centre, and integrated-partner processing, and renamed rights and legal-basis sections, with the controller changing to Meta Platforms, Inc.
Threads updated its privacy policy with a new legal-basis section, clarified joint-controller processing with partners, and expanded account-centre and ad-use disclosures.
Meta renamed and expanded sections around rights management, ads, cross-account use, and Instagram/Accounts Centre data sharing, while adding advertising and communication-use details.
Added a contact-import feature that hashes and matches device address book data to find people you know on Medium, retaining encrypted identifiers up to 30 days.
Meta added a legal-basis section, named its Ireland entity, and expanded ad and cross-account data use disclosures including Accounts Centre and partner processing.
Meta expanded its privacy policy to cover more ad targeting, account linking, partner data use, and user rights management, while changing the covered entity to Meta Platforms, Inc.
Facebook added a detailed legal-basis section and clarified cross-account, partner, and ad-use processing, including optional Accounts Center linking and WhatsApp integration.
Expedia added a new disclosure for third-party apps and AI assistants, letting connected tools access travel and account data under their own terms, with users responsible for self-configured tools.
Meta expanded ad and account-sharing disclosures, added a new rights-management section, and clarified use of Messenger interactions and Marketplace/Shop transactions.
Threads added a detailed legal-basis section, shifted account-centre and partner-processing disclosures, and expanded ad and data-use explanations.
Instagram added a GDPR-style legal basis and rights section, plus expanded explanations for ads, Accounts Centre sharing, and joint-controller partner processing.
Meta broadened ad and sponsored content use, added Accounts Centre cross-account features, and revised rights management and controller details.
Removed the detailed DPF complaint and arbitration provisions and deleted GitLab’s office addresses, leaving the privacy contact section less informative.
Meta added a formal legal-basis section, clarified ad targeting and account-centre data sharing, and stated it may process certain partner data as joint controller.
Amazon expanded its privacy notice with new U.S. disclosures, added data access/deletion rights, and updated advertising and dispute-resolution terms.
Amazon updated its privacy notice for U.S. services, adding state privacy disclosures, broader in-store data collection, new account access rights, and Washington-law dispute terms.
Substack added sharing of account identifiers with child safety consortia, expanded direct-message handling, and added one-month response and objection rights for privacy requests.
Meta expanded ad/personalization and account-linking uses, added guidance for managing/deleting information, and changed some legal-entity references and partner-sharing details.
Meta expanded ad, account-linking, and communication tracking disclosures, and changed the covered controller and rights section to add more account-management options.
Meta updated its privacy policy to add a legal-basis section, clarify ad and accounts-centre processing, and expand data use for partner/joint-controller and account linking purposes.
Instagram added a legal-basis and GDPR rights section, clarified its Ireland entity, and expanded explanations of Accounts Centre and ad processing.
Meta reorganized and expanded privacy explanations, especially around ads, Accounts Centre, partner sharing, and rights management, with some policy-controller and deletion wording changes.