Square reorganized the order of linked documents and policies at the bottom of their Terms of Service. Specific documents like 'Square Checking Terms of Service', 'Bill Pay Terms', and 'Afterpay Merchant Terms of Service' were moved to different positions in the list. This is a structural reorganization with no change to which documents are linked, what rights or obligations they contain, or how they apply to users.
This change does not alter any consumer rights, obligations, or protections. The updated Terms simply reorganize the order in which linked policies are listed at the bottom of the document. All policies remain accessible and enforceable; only their sequence in the reference list changed.
Policy reference list reorganized; no changes to policies themselves or their applicability.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
Square reorganized the internal order of cross-referenced policies in its Terms of Service. No substantive changes to the linked documents themselves, their terms, or how they apply. This is a formatting and organizational change with …
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