Meta updated its Terms of Service on June 23, 2026 with 102 modified sentences, 1 added sentence, and 3 removed sentences. The changes are predominantly stylistic and grammatical, including standardized comma usage (Oxford commas), spelling consistency (personalised to personalized, organisations to organizations), and minor wording refinements (such as, things like). No substantive changes to Meta's stated data practices, advertising model, user rights, or obligations were introduced.
The updated Terms of Service contain no material changes to how Meta collects, uses, or shares user data, how advertising operates, or what rights or obligations users have. The modifications are editorial in nature: standardized punctuation (Oxford commas), spelling normalization (personalised to personalized), and minor wording refinements (such as to like, things like) that clarify the same operational procedures previously described.
Standardized punctuation and spelling (personalised to personalized, organisations to organizations) with no operational changes to stated practices.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This update consists entirely of stylistic, grammatical, and formatting revisions to existing language. No substantive changes to Meta's stated data practices, advertising model, user consent framework, or legal obligations are present. Organizations with Meta integrated …
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