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Meta updated the language selection menu in its Commercial Terms document on May 29, 2026. The supported languages changed from a set including Arabic, Kurdish, Turkish, Persian, and Swedish to a different set including Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), and Italian. This is a formatting and localization change affecting which language versions of the terms are available to users, with no material changes to the substantive contractual language itself.
This change affects the language versions in which Meta's Commercial Terms are available. Users in regions where the newly supported languages (Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Polish, Portuguese, Italian) are primary will now be able to access the terms in their language. Users whose primary languages were removed (Arabic, Kurdish, Turkish, Persian, Swedish) will need to access the terms in an alternative language version. This is a localization update with no changes to the substantive rights or obligations stated in the terms themselves.
This change adds language localization options for users in Asia-Pacific and Central European regions while removing support for others. The substantive terms themselves remain unchanged, so this affects access to the terms in native languages rather than the rights or obligations those terms establish.
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This is a localization change affecting language availability for Meta's Commercial Terms. The substantive contractual language remains unchanged; only the language options presented to users have been modified. No new obligations, restrictions, or rights are created or removed by this change. Organizations using Meta's platforms should note which language versions are now available for their user bases and localization compliance purposes, but no policy, disclosure, or contractual adjustments are required based on the substantive terms themselves.
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