Zillow's privacy notice navigation menu was slightly adjusted on May 7, 2026. The 'Sign in' option now appears twice in the top navigation bar instead of once. This is a minor formatting or menu structure change with no material impact on the privacy policy itself, the data Zillow collects, how it uses your information, or your privacy rights.
This change has no material impact on your privacy rights, data handling, or the terms you agreed to. The adjustment only affects the visual layout and navigation structure of Zillow's privacy notice webpage—the actual privacy policy content and practices remain unchanged.
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This change is a minor navigation or formatting adjustment to Zillow's privacy notice interface. The 'Sign in' option appears twice in the header navigation instead of once. No substantive privacy policy content was modified, and …
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Zillow added a new section to its Terms of Use establishing consent for communications and call recording. The updated terms …
Zillow modified two sentences in the header and footer navigation sections of its Privacy Notice on June 2, 2026. The …
Zillow's Terms of Use footer was updated on June 2, 2026 to add navigation links. The revised footer now includes …
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