Cash App removed the 'Your Privacy Choices' link from its Terms of Service footer on March 25, 2026. Previously, the footer included a direct link labeled 'Your Privacy Choices' alongside other legal and support links. The updated footer no longer displays this link. This removal eliminates a direct navigation path to privacy controls that was previously accessible from the main Terms document.
The updated Terms of Service no longer includes a 'Your Privacy Choices' link in the footer navigation. Previously, this link provided direct access to privacy-related settings or controls from the main Terms document. The removal reduces the visibility of this navigation path within the Terms itself. Whether this affects actual access to privacy controls depends on whether the link remains available through other parts of the Cash App website or application.
→ Visit the Cash App website or app to verify that privacy settings and controls remain accessible through alternative navigation
→ Contact Cash App support if you cannot locate privacy choice controls after this change
Removed 'Your Privacy Choices' hyperlink from footer, reducing visible navigation paths to privacy controls from the main Terms document
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
Cash App removed footer navigation text linking to privacy controls from its Terms of Service. The change appears to be a structural or navigational modification rather than a substantive policy change. However, if the 'Your …
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