Recent changes
A chronological feed of substantive shifts in the legal documents we track. 100 changes so far.
Figma added stricter child-use limits and expanded Children’s privacy terms, including an AI/data-use restriction for children and updated contact/coverage details for minors.
The policy now explicitly details collected account, post, IP/metadata, and moderation uses, plus retention limits (server logs 90 days, user IPs 12 months).
The policy now adds stronger U.S.-focused disclosures and account-related rights (including access/deletion language), and expands scope/terms for services like Prime Video, device tech, and personalized advertising options.
Updated the Amazon.com Privacy Notice to add/expand disclosure of state-specific rights, account access options, personalized advertising controls, and dispute/legal framework references.
Updated the Privacy Policy effective July 1, 2026, adding clearer public-content resharing language, expanding advertising scope to off-Reddit, and introducing new Brazil LGPD rights and controller/DPO contact details.
Expanded the privacy policy by adding explicit data collection for IP/logs and introducing detailed Venmo Teen Account data practices and new consumer privacy notice language, while updating how/when updates are effective.
Updated the Privacy Notice for Amazon.com.au, narrowing and rewording sharing and account/data-access details, and adding clearer contact/revisions language while removing the prior dispute-resolution/transfer/disclosure sections.
La politique étend et précise les données collectées (ex. retours/remboursements, IP, localisation, vérification d’identité) et renforce le traitement pour personnalisation/marketing et lutte anti-fraude.
The policy’s “Related categories” section was removed and replaced with placeholder “Loading…” text, so the referenced categories information is no longer visible.
Updated Prime Video’s privacy notice for the U.S., adding consent language, expanding stated collection (e.g., in-store tech), and changing access/choices wording and account examples.
Amazon expanded U.S.-specific disclosures and account-level rights/choices (including ad and recommendation controls), clarified data collection (e.g., in-store technologies), and updated dispute/applicable-law framing.
Removed an advertising section describing how AWS shares limited data with advertising partners, and updated Japan controller address for privacy rights requests.
Updated the Prime Video/Amazon AU privacy notice, adding more details and shifting sections by emphasizing advertiser/identifier practices and limiting specific disclosure of certain account access rights.
Replaced the notice with an Amazon.com.au version and changed several details (entities covered, third-party sharing/advertising choices, and account access/correction rights), likely affecting how your data is handled.
Amazon expanded its privacy notice to cover more U.S. disclosure and ad-choice links, added household settings and author account access, and clarified dispute resolution under Washington law.
Amazon added U.S. privacy disclosures, expanded in-store and advertising data uses, and updated user rights and dispute terms.
Substack may now obtain extra data from third parties to enrich profiles, improve analytics, and deliver safer, more relevant experiences.
Paramount expanded its privacy policy to collect more event, survey, and device data, added more ad-targeting uses, and broadened/clarified user rights and minors’ privacy terms.
Meta updated and reorganized privacy disclosures, adding clearer account-centre rights, broader ad/commercial-content use, and more detail on data use and deletion controls.
DoorDash added more detailed data sources, California request metrics, and SMS marketing opt-out instructions, while making mostly formatting cleanup changes.
Meta expanded ad, cross-account, and partner-use explanations, renamed rights management, and clarified some data uses and controller details.
Amazon’s Australian privacy notice replaces the U.S. version, adds cross-border sharing language, and changes access/choice rights and advertising/privacy references.
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.