Figma updated its Privacy Policy on June 2, 2026 with two sentence-level modifications. The changes involve formatting adjustments to the version history listing and a minor punctuation update to the Children's Information section. These edits do not alter substantive policy language governing data collection, use, or children's access to Figma's services.
The updated Privacy Policy contains minor formatting and punctuation corrections that do not alter substantive language governing how Figma collects, uses, or protects user data. The Children's Information section continues to state that children may only use Figma's Services through a Figma for Education Enterprise agreement with their educational institution, under the same terms as previously published.
Punctuation corrected; substantive language unchanged.
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This update reflects minor editorial maintenance rather than substantive policy revision. The effective date remains May 27, 2026, and no new obligations, restrictions, or rights are introduced. Version history was reorganized and a punctuation mark …
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