This new high-severity provision provides comprehensive liability protection for Webull across multiple legal theories and excludes recovery for significant damages including lost profits and data loss.

This new provision allows Webull to use user feedback and suggestions freely without confidentiality obligations, potentially limiting users' intellectual property protections for submitted ideas.

The removal of a dedicated Intellectual Property Rights provision may reduce clarity regarding users' and Webull's IP protections, though some IP protections were incorporated into the new feedback license provision.

The removal of explicit Electronic Communications Consent provision may affect users' ability to opt out of digital communications, though this may be addressed through other means.

The two separate provisions (Mandatory Binding Arbitration and Class Action Waiver) were consolidated into a single combined provision with identical substantive requirements.

The provision was renamed to explicitly highlight the 'without notice' aspect and clarifies Webull's unilateral discretion and liability waiver for terminations.

The provision now explicitly specifies the method of notification (updating the date at the top of Terms) and explicitly states users waive the right to receive specific notice of changes.

The provision was downgraded from high to medium severity and expanded to explicitly include third-party intellectual property and privacy rights violations.

The provision was renamed to 'Investment Risk and No Investment Advice Disclaimer' and expanded with explicit language that Webull does not provide investment advice and warnings about past performance.

The provision now includes explicit language clarifying that non-arbitrable claims must be filed in New York courts and users irrevocably consent to personal jurisdiction and venue.