Square reordered the list of linked legal documents in their Terms of Service on July 11, 2026. The updated version reorganized the hyperlinked references without substantively modifying the actual terms or obligations they describe. This is a formatting and navigation change that does not alter the legal requirements or protections consumers operate under.
This change reorganizes the list of hyperlinked legal documents referenced in Square's Terms of Service. The actual terms and conditions themselves are not modified, and no new obligations or restrictions are created. Users continue to operate under the same legal framework, with the same referenced documents available.
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This change is a reformatting of document navigation links within Square's Terms of Service. No substantive policy, obligation, or governance provision has been modified. Compliance obligations remain unchanged. No regulatory review or internal action is …
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