Change record
CA-X-004621
Egnyte Terms of Service
Entity
Date detected
August 26, 2026
Severity
Low
Direction
Neutral
Taxonomy
Consent expansion
Changes
+1 sentence added

Impact Summary

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Low Neutral for users
Affected users
All users

Egnyte added a consent requirement to its Terms of Service stating 'To continue, we need your consent to the use of data as described in our Privacy Policy.' This change establishes an explicit gate requiring users to affirmatively agree to data practices outlined in the Privacy Policy before proceeding. Previously, the terms did not include this specific consent language at this point in the user flow.

1 new obligation

Consumers: You must click 'I Agree' to accept the data practices described in the Privacy Policy before you can use Egnyte.

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What this means for you

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The updated Terms of Service now require users to affirmatively consent to data use as described in the Privacy Policy before continuing. This establishes an explicit consent checkpoint in the user flow. Users who do not consent cannot proceed with using the service.

What you can do

→ Review the Privacy Policy linked in the consent prompt to understand what data practices you are consenting to.

→ Click 'I Agree' to accept the terms and proceed, or decline consent if you do not wish to accept the data practices.

Key Clauses Affected

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consent requirement

Users must affirmatively consent to data use as described in the Privacy Policy before continuing.

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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

Evidence Verification

✓ Verified
Previous Version
0a32b9140664690193900e1f1e7fa81b570f8a05ca9a5f23f4bac82f7c6864a6
May 5, 2026 06:40 UTC
✓ Verified
Current Version
74e7b9d468f6c47686655ff8b86d9ee88d8117cdca3eac4f1d0d400f350c46a2
August 26, 2026 01:19 UTC
✓ Verified
Change Detected
August 26, 2026 01:19 UTC
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Analysis Methodology
✓ Verified
Source Document
https://www.egnyte.com/terms-of-service
Record history

Wording edits to this record that do not change what it claims. Changes to a claim are published as corrections.

2026-10-11 · Feed summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text
Adds explicit consent requirement to Privacy Policy before continued service use.
2026-10-11 · Impact summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text
The updated terms establish an explicit consent requirement tied to Egnyte's Privacy Policy before you can continue using the service. Previously, the terms may not have contained this specific gating language. The revised language requires affirmative consent signaled through an 'I Agree' button before further service use. You can review Egnyte's Privacy Policy at any time to understand the data practices before clicking the consent button.
2026-10-11 · Summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text
Egnyte added a single sentence to its Terms of Service requiring user consent to data practices described in the Privacy Policy before continued use. The updated text states: 'To continue, we need your consent to the use of data as described in our Privacy Policy I Agree ×'. This establishes an explicit consent gate for ongoing service use tied to the Privacy Policy.
2026-10-07 · Change line edited · change line rewritten to the 2026-10-07 template: no detection date, no sentence counts
Previous text
Egnyte updated their Egnyte Terms of Service on August 26, 2026. Change detected: 1 sentence(s) added. Document contained 223 sentences after update.
Citation Record
Entity: Egnyte
Document: Egnyte Terms of Service
Record ID: CA-X-004621
Version: CA-V-006097
Captured: 2026-08-26 01:19:44 UTC
URL: https://conductatlas.com/change/2026-08-26-egnyte-egnyte-terms-of-service-4621/
Accessed: Oct. 17, 2026
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Institutional Analysis

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Assessment

Egnyte added an explicit consent requirement to its Terms of Service, requiring users to affirmatively agree to data practices outlined in the Privacy Policy before proceeding. This change may reflect compliance considerations under privacy frameworks …

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Document
Egnyte Terms of Service
Entity
Egnyte
Captured
August 26, 2026
Source URL
https://www.egnyte.com/terms-of-service
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