This provision was previously titled 'Unilateral Amendment of Terms' but is now reframed with explicit mechanics (website posting and deemed acceptance), making the unilateral modification process more procedurally specific.

Removal of explicit payment card network compliance provisions may indicate these requirements are now addressed elsewhere or no longer emphasized in the primary terms.

Two separate high-severity provisions (Mandatory Binding Arbitration and Class Action Waiver) were consolidated into a single provision with explicit JAMS administration and enhanced language restricting individual claims.

Provision was renamed and now includes specific criteria (risk of loss, fraud, violation) and explicit 90-day hold duration language that was not present before.

Provision was renamed and now explicitly addresses termination without prior notice for material breaches, whereas previous version title suggested broader suspension/termination powers.

Provision was broadened from merchant-specific to all users and now includes expanded language covering violation of applicable law and third-party infringement, with explicit inclusion of attorneys' fees.

Text now includes explicit caps lock formatting and expanded language covering processors, suppliers, licensors and their affiliates, making the liability restriction more comprehensive.

Language now explicitly limits court jurisdiction to situations where lawsuit is permitted (referencing arbitration waiver) and specifies both state and federal courts in San Francisco County.

Provision now explicitly includes user-to-Square license grant with worldwide and irrevocable terms, whereas previous version appeared limited to Square's license to users.