ElevenLabs added a single sentence to its Safety Policy on June 10, 2026, disclosing that the company received 5 government information requests in 2025. This is a new transparency disclosure rather than a change to ElevenLabs' operational authority, user rights, or service terms. The addition provides information about government requests the company received during the prior year.
The updated Safety Policy now includes disclosure that ElevenLabs received 5 government information requests globally in 2025. This is an informational disclosure and does not change what users can do, what data ElevenLabs collects, or how the service operates. The addition provides transparency about the company's engagement with government authorities.
Added transparency disclosure stating ElevenLabs received 5 government information requests globally in 2025.
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ElevenLabs added a single factual disclosure to its Safety Policy stating it received 5 government information requests in 2025. This is a transparency disclosure consistent with practices at technology companies that publish transparency reports or …
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ElevenLabs removed the phrase 'Contact Sales' from the initial paragraph of its Privacy Policy on June 26, 2026. This was …
The detected change involves removal of the phrase 'Contact Sales' from the navigation or header section of ElevenLabs' Usage Policy …
ElevenLabs removed a call-to-action button labeled 'Contact Sales' from its privacy policy document on June 26, 2026. The substantive text …
Ad personalization controls removed. Contact scanning added. Advertiser data partnerships quietly dropped. A timeline of every change.
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