Recent changes
A chronological feed of substantive shifts in the legal documents we track. 115 changes so far.
Added new RDS/Aurora sections covering Trusted Language Extensions scanning, engine EOL handling (snapshot/delete risk), RDS Custom support-perimeter responsibilities, and Free Tier Interconnect limits/termination.
AWS replaced the prior Amazon QuickSight section with a new Amazon Connect Talent (Preview) section, adding more restrictions on use and more obligations around training, data/privacy, and bias.
Changed product references from Le Chat to Vibe and expanded Third-Party Services permissions to allow broader automated actions on requested data (including modify/delete/routing), increasing potential data handling risk.
Cash App can now aggregate your limits across multiple accounts and cards, calculating card transaction limits across all your Cash App Cards (with a specified Sponsored Person exception).
Added a new Community Localization section allowing you to submit translations, while granting Midjourney broad, perpetual rights to use, modify, distribute, and monetize them without compensation.
Replaced the prior (Australia-focused) Terms with a shorter Amazon.com version, expanding license restrictions (including AI content), and changing governing law/courts to Washington state with jury trial waiver.
Added new eBay Live and shipping terms and expanded contact and message-processing language, plus updated dispute-resolution notice and arbitration small-claims handling.
Update shifts the agreement’s effective date to July 1, 2026 and expands “Additional Terms” coverage (including developer, advertising, and preview terms) while adding verified-email notice for material changes.
Venmo’s Terms were substantially expanded, adding detailed account eligibility, payment authorization (including debits/backup methods), stronger withdrawal/verification review rights, and more specific business/merchant and FDIC/Direct Deposit handling.
Removed the “Related categories” list of linked Target/partner terms and replaced it with repeated “Loading…” placeholders, reducing available references.
Clarified Reserved Cache Node and DynamoDB Reserved Capacity are noncancellable with payment owed through the selected term, and added Kiro-specific Bedrock abuse-detection and up-to-60-day free-tier input storage details.
Updates the Online Safety section by adding a “More information on safety features” note and removing a Content Maturity Ratings paragraph about under-13 play/search restrictions.
Added a new “BeePitched” feature with participant consent, sharing restrictions (including Washington residents), and Bumble’s retention/access terms for pitches; account deletion is also clarified as non-deleting by uninstall.
Amazon replaced AU-specific Terms (including ACL/New South Wales courts) with a much shorter Amazon.com version that adds stricter use/AI-content restrictions and moves disputes to King County, Washington courts with jury trial waiver.
Replaced the US-focused Terms of Use with a much longer Amazon.com.au version covering Australian law, detailed account/rights rules, and new/expanded conditions for electronic notices, liability, and service/notice procedures.
Amazon’s terms shifted to U.S.-based terms, adding stronger liability waivers, Washington courts/law, and broader AI/agent restrictions and IP complaint procedures.
Added stablecoin withdrawals/deposits and automatic bitcoin conversion for P2P payments, with user instructions, fees, and irreversible-loss warnings.
Deliveroo added stricter reservation no-show rules, including late-arrival counts, a 48-hour dispute window, and possible reservation suspension or account termination.
Proton now limits refund requests to one per user within the 30-day cancellation window.
Medium broadened the personal-information warranty to cover any information you provide, not just data provided as a Newsletter Editor.
Shopify broadened account, payment, and tax terms, added automatic third-party payment accounts and checkout requirements, and strengthened its rights to suspend or remove content.
Meta changed the terms to name Meta Platforms, Inc. as the contracting party, expand ad/data language, and move dispute resolution to California courts for non-consumer cases.
Meta shifted the terms to U.S.-based governing law and courts, expanded ad personalization disclosures, and strengthened its liability disclaimers and account enforcement language.
Added Claude Platform on AWS terms covering Anthropic processing, data sharing, Marketplace billing, and AWS’s right to change or discontinue the service.
Meta shifted to a US-based, broader ad-supported terms framework, expanded data use and liability disclaimers, and changed dispute resolution to California courts for non-consumers.