Twilio added a new terms document reference to its table of contents on May 1, 2026. The change adds 'Twilio Messaging Campaign Terms' as a distinct legal agreement governing Twilio's messaging campaign services. This makes explicit that separate terms apply to that product line, requiring users to review an additional document when using those specific features.
The updated terms of service now explicitly reference a separate 'Twilio Messaging Campaign Terms' document. This change clarifies that users of Twilio's messaging campaign features are subject to additional terms beyond the main Terms of Service. If you use messaging campaigns through Twilio, you are now required to review both the primary Terms of Service and the Messaging Campaign Terms document.
This change establishes that Twilio's messaging campaign services are now governed by a separate terms document in addition to the primary Terms of Service. The practical significance depends on what obligations, limitations, or pricing terms the Messaging Campaign Terms document imposes; users must review both documents to understand their full contractual obligations.
→ Review the separate Twilio Messaging Campaign Terms if you use messaging campaign features
→ The Messaging Campaign Terms will apply to messaging campaign usage regardless of whether you review them
→ Disputes or compliance questions related to messaging campaigns may reference obligations not described in the main Terms of Service
Added as separate mandatory terms document for messaging campaign services alongside existing Terms of Service
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
Twilio restructured its legal documentation to establish a separate terms document for messaging campaign services. This is a documentation and governance clarification rather than a substantive change to underlying rights or obligations. Organizations using Twilio's messaging campaign features should ensure their vendor management processes capture and review this additional document. No new regulatory trigger or compliance obligation is created by this change alone; the substantive obligations depend on what the Messaging Campaign Terms document itself contains.
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