Square reordered its list of linked terms and conditions in its Terms of Service. The change moved several documents to different positions in the reference list, including relocating 'Square Beta Service Terms' from earlier placement to near the end. This is a structural reorganization of the policy index with no change to the substantive terms themselves or the waiver language that precedes the list.
This change reorders the list of linked Square policies and terms that appear at the end of the main Terms of Service. The substantive terms themselves, including the waiver provision, remain unchanged. No new obligations, restrictions, or rights are created or modified by this reorganization.
Reorganized the order of linked terms documents; no substantive changes to any terms.
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 reordered its policy index without modifying substantive terms. This is a structural change to document navigation and cross-referencing with no legal, compliance, or operational impact. No vendor review, contract revision, or internal policy update …
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Square reorganized the order of linked documents in its Privacy Notice, detected on August 22, 2026. Eleven items in the …
Square reorganized the list of linked documents and policies in its Privacy Notice in an update detected on August 18, …
Square reorganized the list of related terms and policies that appears in its Terms of Service on August 18, 2026. …
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