OpenAI removed the language selection menu from the top of their Service Terms document on July 7, 2026. The terms themselves remain unchanged in substance, but the visual presentation was streamlined. This is a formatting change with no operational impact on the rights, obligations, or protections governed by the Service Terms.
This change is a formatting adjustment with no impact on the substantive terms governing your use of OpenAI's services. The Service Terms themselves remain unchanged in content. No action is required on your part.
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This change is a visual and organizational update to the Service Terms document. The removal of the language selector from the header does not alter the legal substance, scope, or enforceability of the terms. No …
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