Facebook — History
Change log of legal documents, generated whenever the source text changes.
The update mainly changes wording/typography (e.g., “personalized” vs “personalised”) and clarifies a few sentence endings, with no clear change to your data, rights, or dispute process.
Reformatted portions of Meta’s Privacy Policy with no clear substantive changes to user rights or data collection in this diff snippet.
Updated wording clarifies the licence applies to “that” content, with no substantive change to the scope, duration, or purpose of your content licence.
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.
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.
Facebook’s terms shift to Meta Ireland, add an ad-free subscription option, and update disputes, liability, and content enforcement rules.
Meta shifted the terms to California courts and law for most disputes, expanded ad/data use disclosures, and increased its discretion over account enforcement and content removal.
Meta shifted the Terms to Ireland law/entity, added a no-ads subscription option, and expanded content moderation, complaints, and dispute-resolution rules.
Meta rewrote its Terms to center on personalized ads, updated user/Meta rights, and changed dispute and liability rules, including California court and law provisions.
Facebook added a detailed legal-basis section and clarified cross-account, partner, and ad-use processing, including optional Accounts Center linking and WhatsApp integration.
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.
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 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.
Facebook’s terms now add an ad-free subscription option, shift governing law and dispute forum to users’ home country/Ireland, and expand content-policy enforcement and complaint processes.
Meta greatly expands disclosed data collection, sharing, AI training, cross-company use, retention, and legal/law-enforcement access, including for non-users and off-platform activity.