Coinbase removed a single sentence from its privacy policy that previously provided a link to access the prior version of the policy. The updated policy no longer includes explicit language directing users to a previous version. This removes a documented pathway for users to review what privacy commitments have changed over time.
The updated privacy policy no longer includes a link directing users to the previous version of the policy. Users who wish to compare the current terms to prior versions must now locate archived versions through other means, such as web archives or direct requests to Coinbase. This removes a stated point of reference within the document itself, though it does not affect what data Coinbase collects, uses, or discloses under the current policy.
Removed hyperlink directing users to access the previous privacy policy
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
Coinbase removed language that facilitated access to prior policy versions. The removal does not change data handling practices or substantive privacy commitments stated in the current policy. However, the absence of a clear historical reference …
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