GitHub modified the navigation structure of their Terms of Service document on July 11, 2026. The change removed 'Site policy /' from the beginning of the breadcrumb navigation, so the path now reads 'Site policy GitHub Terms GitHub Terms of Service' instead of 'Site policy / GitHub Terms / GitHub Terms of Service'. This is a formatting adjustment to the document's navigational header and does not alter the substantive content or obligations within the Terms of Service itself.
This change is a formatting adjustment to the document's navigation structure and does not materially alter the substantive terms, policies, or user obligations within the Terms of Service. The removal of the forward slash from the breadcrumb navigation is a presentational change only.
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This change is purely presentational—a modification to the breadcrumb navigation formatting of the Terms of Service document. No substantive policy language has been altered, no new obligations have been created, and no regulatory frameworks are …
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