Threads removed a section of navigational links from its privacy policy footer on June 25, 2026. The revised policy no longer displays the repeated link cluster including 'Related Articles', 'About Threads Privacy and visibility on Threads', 'Your Threads settings', 'Threads Policies and Terms', 'Review and export your Threads information', and 'Threads and the fediverse'. The footer now contains only 'Other ways to get help', support options, and basic company links, reducing the number of privacy-related navigation references available on the policy page.
This change removes navigational shortcuts from the privacy policy page itself. The actual privacy settings, data export tools, and related policy documents remain available through the main Threads interface and settings menus; this change only affects how users navigate to those features from the privacy policy page footer. The underlying privacy rights, data collection practices, and user controls described in the policy itself are unaffected.
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Threads reorganized the footer section of its privacy policy, removing a cluster of repeated navigational links while preserving core support and company information links. This is a formatting and navigation change with no material impact …
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Threads updated the section headings in its Privacy Policy to improve navigation and clarity. The previous headings 'How do I …
In an update detected on August 9, 2026, Threads removed seven FAQ items and related language from its privacy policy …
Threads updated its Supplemental Privacy Policy in an update detected on August 8, 2026, restructuring the table of contents and …
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