Every platform policy change, captured the day it happens.

Gusto updated their Employer Data Processing Addendum from Version 2.0 to Version 3.0, effective April 14, 2026. The new version adds detailed provisions about the subject matter, duration, and survival of data processing obligations, clarifying when and how long Gusto processes employer data. These additions provide clearer legal boundaries around data handling, which is relevant to businesses using Gusto's payroll and HR services.

Target updated its Terms and Conditions on April 16, 2026, removing several sentences that explained how online orders involving Target Plus items and Same Day Delivery are counted as separate purchase transactions for Target Circle Bonus eligibility. Before the change, the terms clearly spelled out that Target Plus items, Target.com items, and Same Day Delivery items each counted as distinct transactions, each qualifying separately for bonuses. With this language removed, shoppers no longer have a clear, written explanation of how their purchases are categorized for Circle rewards purposes.

Plaid updated their Terms of Use on April 16, 2026, changing how they describe their service and the Plaid Account. The language now emphasizes that Plaid connects your financial accounts directly to Plaid itself (not just to third-party apps), and introduces a new 'Plaid Monitoring Service' accessible through a Plaid Web-App. This matters because it signals Plaid is expanding its direct relationship with consumers — not just acting as a behind-the-scenes connector — which may affect how your data is used and stored.

Cash App added a new section called 'Cash App Credit Score' to its Terms of Service on April 16, 2026. This internal score is based solely on your activity within Cash App and is used by Block, Inc. to determine eligibility for their own products — it is not shared with lenders or outside institutions. Importantly, the terms restrict you from using this score to apply for credit elsewhere or to represent your credit standing to third parties, so it has limited use outside the app.

Twilio updated its Privacy Notice on April 10, 2026, significantly restructuring how the document is written and organized. The old notice had a straightforward explanation of data collection practices; the new version introduces new section headings and reframes the introduction with more marketing-oriented language while retaining core privacy commitments like Binding Corporate Rules. The rewrite affects how clearly privacy rights and data practices are communicated to everyday users.

Google Gemini updated its privacy notice on April 9, 2026 to introduce 'Connected Apps' personalization, allowing eligible users to link certain Google apps to Gemini so it can use data from those apps to tailor their experience. The update also adds information about how source files in Notebooks are saved and links to NotebookLM's privacy terms. This matters because it expands the types of data Google may use to personalize Gemini, and users should be aware they may need to opt in or manage these new personalization settings.

Roblox updated its Terms of Use on April 9, 2026, with changes effective April 30, 2026. The update expands rules around advertising — including allowing ads to all users on the platform (including younger users) and clarifying how Roblox can use creator-made content in brand advertising. It also moves AI tool terms into the main User and Creator Terms and adds new language about Group/Community Owners and moderation practices.

Nintendo updated its privacy policy on April 8, 2026, making several notable changes including switching its child privacy certification from ESRB to CARU (Children's Advertising Review Unit), clarifying how long personal information is retained before being deleted or de-identified, and expanding details on location data use and what data is collected from child users. Parents can now also see a named list of third-party apps authorized to access their child's Nintendo Account. These changes generally improve transparency around children's data handling and data retention practices.