This new provision explicitly authorizes Bumble to access and use Facebook user data, which represents a significant permission for third-party data collection that was not previously documented in these T&Cs.

This addition reflects compliance with the EU Digital Services Act and UK local law, significantly expanding user rights and remedies for EU/UK residents compared to other jurisdictions.

The removal of this provision eliminates transparency about Bumble's criminal history investigation practices, potentially reducing user awareness of background check activities.

The removal of this T&C provision may indicate that algorithmic matching disclosure has been relocated or eliminated from the main terms, reducing explicit acknowledgment of algorithmic curation in the primary agreement.

Removal of this California-specific cancellation right notice from the main T&Cs may weaken regulatory compliance visibility, though the right likely still exists under California law.

The license scope was narrowed by specifying the audience as "other users" instead of the unrestricted "general public."

The provision name was updated to specify 'Individual Arbitration' to emphasize the individual nature of the dispute resolution requirement.

Added a legal qualifier stating that termination rights are subject to mandatory laws in the user's country of residence, providing some regulatory constraint on Bumble's sole discretion.

Provision name was updated from 'Auto-Renewal Subscription' to 'Auto-Renewal Subscription Clause' but content remains identical.

Provision name was updated from 'Content Moderation and Direct Message Review' to 'Content Review Including Direct Messages' but content remains identical.

Provision name was updated from 'Age Restriction and Underage User Monitoring' to 'Age Restriction and Underage Monitoring' but content remains identical.

Provision name was updated from 'User Indemnification for Content' to 'User Indemnification for User Content' but content remains identical.