Snowflake updated the email address for legal notifications from [email protected] to legalnotices@snowflake.com on June 23, 2026. This change affects where users and counterparties must send formal legal notices, amendments, and waivers to Snowflake. The operational difference is that future legal communications should be directed to the new email address to ensure proper receipt and processing.
This change updates the administrative contact address for sending legal notifications to Snowflake. Users and counterparties who need to send formal notices, amendments, or waivers should use the new email address (legalnotices@snowflake.com) instead of the previous one. The change is procedural and does not alter substantive rights or obligations.
Email address for sending amendments and waivers updated to legalnotices@snowflake.com
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This is a routine administrative update to Snowflake's contact information for legal notices. The change modifies where parties should direct formal legal communications under Section 13.7 of the Terms of Service. No new compliance obligations …
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