Corrections log

Named ElevenLabs Privacy Policy (Superseded URL).

Named Wise Terms of Use (Superseded URL).

Named Indeed Privacy Policy (Superseded Capture).

Named Midjourney Data Retention & Privacy FAQ.

Published as the Verizon Terms of Service.

Published as the Atlassian Cloud Terms, with 129 clauses.

Published as the ElevenLabs Privacy Policy, with 104 clauses.

Wise updated its Terms of Use to add provisions governing FedNow instant payment transactions. The updated terms state that FedNow transactions are processed in real time and generally cannot be canceled or reversed once completed, and that Wise may decline incoming FedNow transactions at its discretion for security, compliance, or operational reasons. Sending payments via FedNow is not currently available. This clarifies the operational characteristics and limitations of a new payment method available to Wise account holders.

Published as the Wise Terms of Use, with 190 clauses.

Indeed updated its privacy policy to expand the categories of personal data it processes and shares. The policy previously stated Indeed processes data for prevention, detection, and investigation of illegal activities; it now explicitly includes fraud, abuse, platform-security threats, and risks to users or the public. Additionally, the policy now discloses that Indeed may share information with law enforcement, regulators, and government authorities where lawful and appropriate, including in cases where sharing is voluntary rather than compelled. The policy also clarifies that device information may be shared with employers' applicant tracking systems and scheduling platforms alongside application data.

Indeed's privacy policy now explicitly lists phone number as a category of device information collected, alongside IP address and device ID. The policy also expanded its stated legitimate interest basis to include 'improving our Sites and services' in addition to keeping them safe and secure. A reference to the Joint Controller Addendum was removed, and a contact email protocol was updated from HTTP to HTTPS.

Published as the Indeed Privacy Policy, with 134 clauses.

Published as the Midjourney Privacy Policy, with 62 clauses.

Published as the Copy.ai Terms of Service: our captures since Jul 11, 2026, each of which is Copy.ai's marketing homepage.

This is TikTok Ads Manager's Business Help Center page, which discloses product updates, feature availability conditions, and operational requirements for advertisers running paid campaigns on TikTok. The most operationally significant disclosure is that TikTok's legacy Mobile Measurement Partner integration was discontinued as of March 31, 2025, meaning apps not migrated to Self-Attributing Network integration lose in-app event sharing, attribution data, and the ability to create new campaigns or ad groups. The page also discloses that TikTok's Instant Form lead capture tool enables real-time CRM sync and email list building directly within the TikTok app, with applicability across multiple named markets.

This is TikTok Ads' advertising policy, setting out what advertisers can and cannot promote on the TikTok platform, and under what conditions ad accounts may be approved, restricted, or suspended. The policy states that TikTok reserves the right to reject or remove any advertisement or suspend any advertiser account at its discretion, without specifying guaranteed timelines for review or appeal. Certain product and service categories, including alcohol, gambling, financial products, and political advertising, are classified as restricted and require advance platform authorization before campaigns can run.

Published as the TikTok Branded Content Policy: our captures since May 20, 2026, each of which is TikTok's Business Resource Center navigation.

The submitted document is the HTML source code of OpenRouter's model browsing interface, not an acceptable use policy. The document presents a searchable list of AI models available through the platform but contains no policy terms, rules, obligations, or legal provisions. No policy analysis can be conducted on this technical interface code.

Published as the OpenRouter Acceptable Use Policy: our captures since May 12, 2026, each of which is OpenRouter's 404 page.

Published as the Postman Terms of Service: our captures since May 5, 2026, each of which is Postman's index of legal documents.

Published as the Threads Terms of Use: our captures since Apr 19, 2026, each of which is Instagram's help center 'This Page Isn't Available' page.

This document is a legal index page that organizes and links to Notion's complete terms of service portfolio, including the Personal Use Terms of Service, Master Subscription Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Business Associate Agreement. The page designates which agreement governs different account types—personal accounts fall under the Personal Use Terms of Service while business customers fall under the Master Subscription Agreement. The page itself contains no substantive terms but serves as the navigation structure to access the full text of all operative agreements.

This document serves as Notion's central index to its terms of service, privacy policies, and AI-specific policies governing use of the Notion workspace application. Notion maintains separate terms for personal users and business customers, with additional policies addressing content processing through Notion AI features. Users accessing Notion AI features are subject to supplementary terms and a Data Processing Addendum distinct from standard service terms.

Published as the Notion Terms of Service: our captures since Apr 19, 2026, each of which is Notion's index of its terms and policies.

Published as the Fiverr Terms of Service: our captures since Mar 19, 2026, each of which is Fiverr's category navigation menu.