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Indeed removed a sentence from its Terms of Service specifying that applications sent through the 'Apply For Me' tool could be counted as impressions. The previous terms stated that such auto-applications would register as an impression metric; this language has been deleted. The operational effect is that Indeed no longer explicitly represents how it counts or reports on applications generated through its automated application feature.
Indeed removed explicit language describing how applications sent through its 'Apply For Me' automated tool are counted in impression metrics. The previous terms stated such auto-applications could be counted as impressions; this disclosure has been removed. The practical effect is that users no longer have a stated definition of how Indeed measures or reports impressions for automated applications. No specific action is required; this is a removal of a prior disclosure statement rather than a change to user rights or obligations.
The updated terms remove a specific definition of how Indeed measures impressions for automated job applications. Previously, the terms explicitly stated that auto-applied applications could count as impressions; this disclosure is now absent. For recruiters and job seekers using Indeed's platform, this removes a contractual reference point for understanding how Indeed reports its application metrics, though it does not appear to change the underlying operational practice.
Removed language defining how applications generated through Apply For Me tool are counted as impressions in reporting metrics.
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This change removes a specific disclosure about how Indeed counts impressions for applications generated through its automated 'Apply For Me' feature. The removal does not appear to change any substantive operational right or obligation, but rather eliminates a prior transparency statement about impression counting methodology. For organizations using Indeed's platform to recruit or track job placement metrics, the absence of this definition may create ambiguity about how impression counts are calculated for automated applications going forward. No new compliance obligations are created by this removal, but organizations relying on Indeed's impression metrics for performance measurement may wish to clarify counting methodology directly with Indeed.
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