Perplexity AI updated a single word in the footer of its Privacy Policy on May 18, 2026, changing 'Linkedin' to 'LinkedIn'. This is a formatting and capitalization correction in the social media links section, with no operational impact on the privacy terms, data practices, or user rights described in the policy.
This change is a formatting correction in the policy footer and does not alter any substantive privacy terms, data practices, or consumer rights. The updated policy operates under the same terms as before this correction.
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This change is a formatting correction only. The word 'LinkedIn' was capitalized to match standard trademark usage in the policy footer. No substantive privacy terms, data handling practices, or compliance obligations were modified. No institutional …
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