Recent changes
A chronological feed of substantive shifts in the legal documents we track. 113 changes so far.
Meta moved Facebook terms to Ireland, added no-ads subscription terms, and expanded account/content enforcement and dispute rules for EU/EEA users.
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.
Amazon switched the terms to U.S. conditions, adding Washington venue and jury-waiver provisions plus broader license, liability, and intellectual property clauses.
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’s terms shift to Irish/California-era entity and law language, expand account enforcement discretion, and add stronger warranty/liability disclaimers with a new California dispute clause.
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.
Meta added EU messaging contract information, introduced an ad-free subscription, and revised dispute, liability, and content enforcement terms.
Instagram added a legal-basis and GDPR rights section, clarified its Ireland entity, and expanded explanations of Accounts Centre and ad processing.
Meta shifted to a broader global Terms framework, added clearer personalized ads and data-use disclosures, and strengthened its liability, dispute, and account-termination provisions.
Meta shifted the contract to Ireland, added ad-free subscription options, and changed dispute, liability, and account-termination terms.
Wise expanded Wise Profile/Account structure to include Main Account, Jars, and Groups, and extended funding, direct debit, and account details rules to cover them.
AWS updated training terms, changing prepayment timing and cancellations, revising Digital Training seat limits and additional-seat rules, and clarifying EST access and cancellation notice.
Meta moved the terms to Meta Platforms Ireland, added EU messaging information, introduced paid ad-free subscriptions, and shifted dispute rules to users’ home courts or Ireland.
Meta reorganized and expanded privacy explanations, especially around ads, Accounts Centre, partner sharing, and rights management, with some policy-controller and deletion wording changes.
Meta shifted Instagram terms to Ireland-based contracting, added ad-free subscription options, and expanded enforcement and dispute-resolution rules.
Meta changed its terms to use California courts and law for most disputes, expanded liability disclaimers, and removed some linked policies and ads-related subscription references.
Hinge mostly clarified wording and contact details, and shortened one data-retention period for customer care exchanges from six years to five.
Roblox now limits personalized ads to users 18+ and clarifies ad-account data collection and disclosure to authorities.
Roblox added new Robux and subscription terms, including nonrefundability, purchase restrictions, and a new paid Roblox Subscription offering.