Midjourney removed structural navigation and organizational elements from its Privacy Policy on March 16, 2026, including section headings for introduction, data sharing, security, children's privacy, external links, and policy update procedures. The removed text appears to be primarily table-of-contents or navigation elements rather than substantive privacy terms. The operational privacy commitments stated in the policy body remain intact; this change reflects formatting or site architecture reorganization rather than modification of data handling practices.
This change reflects a reorganization of the privacy policy's structure and navigation rather than a modification of substantive privacy practices. Removed elements appear to be table-of-contents sections, section headers, and related documentation links rather than operational privacy terms. The policy's core commitments regarding data collection, sharing, security, children's privacy, and policy changes remain operative; users' rights and Midjourney's stated obligations under the privacy policy are not altered by this update.
This change is primarily a structural reorganization of the privacy policy document rather than a modification of substantive privacy practices or obligations. The update streamlines the policy's presentation by removing navigation headers and table-of-contents elements, but the operational commitments regarding data collection, sharing, security, and user rights stated in the policy body remain operative. Organizations using Midjourney may need to update internal cross-references if they cited specific policy sections, but no change to data governance obligations or regulatory compliance requirements appears to result from this update.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change is a formatting and organizational restructuring of the privacy policy document, not a modification of substantive privacy obligations or practices. No material change to data governance commitments, user rights, or regulatory compliance obligations appears to result from removal of navigation elements and section headers. No internal policy review or vendor communication appears required unless the organization's DPA or privacy notice explicitly incorporates language dependent on the removed structural elements.
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