Amazon — History
Change log of legal documents, generated whenever the source text changes.
Amazon Australia’s Terms of Use were substantially rewritten and now add Australia-specific sections on account responsibilities, liability limits, rights for third-party seller disputes, and NSW court jurisdiction.
Updated Amazon’s privacy notice for Amazon.com.au, changing/omitting several sections (e.g., dispute-law and data frameworks) and adding location of entities, corrections, and updated advertising/choices links.
The Terms were substantially rewritten and replaced (including moving jurisdiction to Washington state/King County, adding jury-trial waiver, and broadening use/disclaimer language), with many prior Australia-specific provisions removed.
Added explicit Amazon.com U.S. notice framing and consent language, expanded explained in-store tech data collection, updated account/ad-choice controls, and changed the scope of where disputes/privacy are governed.
Amazon’s AU Terms were rewritten into a new, much longer Australia-specific contract, adding/expanding account, content, IP, liability, amendments, and New South Wales jurisdiction terms, plus a separate Conditions of Sale section.
Replaced the US-focused notice with an Australia (Amazon Commercial Services Pty Limited) version, changing which rights are listed (adding correction) and broadening third-party sharing/advertising preference details.
Replaced the Australia-focused terms with a much shorter Amazon.com version, changing key legal terms including venue/jurisdiction to King County, Washington and expanding license/AI-use restrictions.
Updated the U.S.-focused Privacy Notice, added express consent language and U.S. state/Framework disclosures, and expanded/clarified account-access and opt-out options (including “Your Ads Privacy Choices”).
Updated Amazon’s Australia Privacy Notice: removed prior dispute/rights framework and some AU-specific sections, while adding clearer sharing/third-party privacy and updated advertising and account-access wording.
Amazon’s Australia terms were extensively rewritten and relocated, adding detailed sections on account use, content licensing, agent/software rules, and shifting dispute venue and liability framing for AU consumers.
Amazon replaced the prior Australia-specific Terms of Use/Sale with a shorter US-style Conditions of Use, changing governing law/venue to Washington and adding/expanding broad use, AI-content, and dispute/jury-waiver terms.
Added explicit U.S.-focused disclosures/consent language, expanded security and advertising-choice references, and changed dispute-privacy terms to apply Washington law and Conditions of Use while updating access/account information categories.
Updated the Amazon.com.au Privacy Notice: reorganized sections, adjusted contacts/access wording, and revised cookie/advertising and third-party-sharing descriptions without adding new rights or major dispute/fee terms.
Amazon’s AU Conditions of Use expanded from short US terms into a longer Australia-specific contract adding detailed account/content rules, new agent/software provisions, and shifting dispute and liability language to New South Wales law.
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.
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.
The update shifts this Privacy Notice to Amazon.com.au, clarifies that third-party order information follows sellers’ policies, and adds/substitutes details on advertising choices and security identity checks.
Replaced the U.S. terms with Australia-specific Conditions of Use/Sale, adding sections on privacy/electronic communications, clarified IP/copyright and agent rules, and changing governing law/jurisdiction to New South Wales courts.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Amazon added U.S. privacy disclosures, expanded in-store and advertising data uses, and updated user rights and dispute terms.
Amazon Australia rewrote its terms, adding detailed Australia-specific sale, returns, liability, account, and agent-use rules while changing governing law to New South Wales.
Amazon’s Australian privacy notice replaces the U.S. version, adds cross-border sharing language, and changes access/choice rights and advertising/privacy references.
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.
Amazon's Australia privacy notice replaces the U.S. version, adds Australian-specific wording and cross-border disclosures, and narrows some access/children provisions.
Amazon Australia rewrote the terms to add Australia-specific sale rules, returns, liability limits, account/agent requirements, and New South Wales law.
Amazon’s privacy notice was updated to a U.S. version, adding state privacy disclosures, broader store data collection, new ad/privacy choices, and Washington-law dispute terms.
Amazon’s terms were replaced with a U.S.-focused version adding stronger liability waivers, Washington forum/law, and new Agent and legal-process clauses.
Amazon Australia replaced the U.S.-focused terms with local Conditions of Use and Sale, adding Australian Consumer Law protections, New South Wales governing law, and detailed sale/return rules.
Amazon’s privacy notice was localized for Australia, shifting to AU entities/laws and adding Australian-style wording, contacts, and rights like correction instead of deletion.
Amazon’s privacy notice shifted to Australia, adds overseas data-sharing disclosures, and narrows some user rights language by replacing deletion requests with access/correction requests.
Amazon replaced U.S. terms with Australia-specific terms, adding NSW courts, ACL carve-outs, detailed sale/return rules, broader account enforcement, and stronger liability limits for users.