On May 18, 2026, Perplexity AI updated a single word in the footer navigation of its API Terms of Service document. The word 'Linkedin' was changed to 'LinkedIn' to reflect the correct capitalization of the social media platform name. This is a formatting correction with no operational impact on the terms of service themselves.
This change has no impact on the actual terms of service or how Perplexity's API operates. The detected modification is a capitalization correction in the document's footer navigation menu, changing 'Linkedin' to 'LinkedIn'. No rights, obligations, fees, data practices, or service conditions were altered.
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No compliance action required. The change is a formatting correction limited to the footer navigation of the document. No substantive terms of service language was modified, no new obligations were created, and no regulatory implications …
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