Uniswap's Privacy Policy was reorganized on July 11, 2026, moving the 'Uniswap Labs Trademark Guidelines' section header to appear before 'What is a network cost?' rather than after it. The section structure was reordered but no substantive privacy policies, data collection practices, or user obligations were modified by this change.
This change is a formatting and organizational adjustment to the Privacy Policy document structure. The substance of Uniswap's data collection, use, retention, or user rights has not been modified. No new obligations, permissions, or restrictions have been introduced.
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This change reflects a reorganization of document sections within Uniswap's Privacy Policy. No substantive privacy practices, data governance frameworks, consent mechanisms, or regulatory compliance obligations have been altered. This is a structural formatting change with …
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Uniswap's Privacy Policy was modified on September 9, 2026, with a single sentence updated reflecting a change to the document's …
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