Corrections log

Plaid restructured its account terms to clarify the role of the Plaid Account and introduced a new Plaid Monitoring Service. The updated language shifts focus from helping you connect to third-party apps more quickly to emphasizing Plaid's direct provision of streamlined services and account monitoring. The terms now explicitly state that a Plaid Account enables Plaid to share information that third-party apps need to initiate payments to or from you, expanding the stated functional scope of the account beyond connection management.

Klarna's privacy policy was reorganized on April 19, 2026 to add expandable sections and restructure how personal data is presented. The policy now uses numbered lists (marked as "1." and "2.") and "Show more" toggles to organize information about data collection. The substantive content describing what data Klarna collects remains the same, but the presentation format changed.

Klarna reorganized the table of contents and navigation structure of its Terms of Service on April 19, 2026. The updated document removed several product-specific links and agreements from the main navigation menu (including Pay later, Klarna Credit Card, Money Transmissions, and specific financing examples) and streamlined the list of referenced policies. While the underlying substantive terms of service remain unchanged, this restructuring may affect how easily consumers can locate specific product agreements and disclosures they need to review.

TaskRabbit updated its Terms of Service on April 19, 2026, with mostly minor edits and formatting changes. The main substantive update is a change to the arbitration opt-out process: the link where users can request to opt out of arbitration now points to a different support page. The terms continue to disclaim warranties about platform accuracy, task quality, and third-party services, and maintain protections for TaskRabbit from liability related to user interactions and transactions.

Cash App reorganized its terms of service document structure on April 19, 2026, moving the "Generative AI Terms of Use" section from position XXII to position XXIII and creating a new "Other Legal Terms" section at position XXIV. Cross-references throughout the document were updated to reflect the new section numbers. The substantive provisions themselves were not materially altered; this is a structural reorganization with corresponding citation updates.

Binance.US updated its privacy policy on April 19, 2026 with five new sentences and modifications to eleven existing sentences. The policy now explicitly authorizes disclosure of user information to law enforcement and third parties to detect and prevent fraud and financial crimes. The company also added language clarifying that email addresses and identifiers may be used for tailored advertising on other websites and social media, expanded its list of state privacy laws it recognizes, and introduced a 'Your Privacy Rights' webform as an additional mechanism for submitting privacy requests and appeals alongside email contact.

Coinbase updated its Individual User Agreement on April 19, 2026 to add Connecticut-specific disclosures about virtual currency risks. The new language warns that virtual currency is not government-backed or insured, transactions are irreversible, and the market value of cryptocurrency can decline to zero. The agreement also now explicitly describes fraudulent transaction schemes commonly associated with virtual currency.

Microsoft updated three passages in its Responsible AI Principles on April 19, 2026. The first change revised the opening tagline from 'Build your business with trustworthy AI' to 'Accelerate business growth with trustworthy AI' and expanded the supporting description from a single sentence about safe practices to a more detailed statement about accelerating adoption and reducing risk. The second change replaced a reference to 'Get the e-book' with 'Watch the webinar' in a resources section. The third change rephrased guidance about Copilot security from 'When you're using Copilots at work' to 'When using Copilot at work,' a minor grammatical adjustment. These are primarily marketing and messaging updates with no material change to underlying responsible AI commitments or consumer obligations.

Microsoft updated three phrases in its Responsible AI document. The opening tagline changed from 'Build your business with trustworthy AI' to 'Accelerate business growth with trustworthy AI', and the supporting description expanded slightly to mention risk reduction and customer confidence. A resource link changed from 'Get the e-book' to 'Watch the webinar'. Finally, language about Copilot permissions was simplified from 'When you're using Copilots at work' to 'When using Copilot at work'. These are editorial and messaging updates with no material change to the document's governance content or substantive policy.

Microsoft modified its data retention policy language on April 19, 2026. Previously, the policy described specific retention criteria including whether customers expected data to be retained until they removed it, and whether automated deletion controls existed. The updated language simplifies retention guidance by stating that Microsoft retains personal data to provide services, fulfill transactions, and for legitimate purposes including legal obligations, business operations, and dispute resolution. The revised policy removes granular examples (like email deletion procedures) and instead directs users to product documentation, while adding new retention justifications around improving products, protecting systems, and customer safety.

Coinbase removed a single sentence from its privacy policy that previously provided a link to access the prior version of the policy. The updated policy no longer includes explicit language directing users to a previous version. This removes a documented pathway for users to review what privacy commitments have changed over time.

Stripe updated its privacy policy on April 25, 2026 with minor editorial changes. Three contact email addresses for exercising privacy rights had trailing spaces added after the email addresses. The policy's 'Last updated' date was changed from January 16, 2026 to February 23, 2026. These changes are formatting adjustments with no material impact on Stripe's privacy practices or user rights.

TikTok removed references to its Children's Privacy Policy from the footer navigation of its Community Guidelines document on May 5, 2026. The updated footer no longer links to or mentions the Children's Privacy Policy, though the policy itself may still exist. This change affects how users locate child privacy disclosures from the Community Guidelines page.

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OpenAI changed the text of its OpenAI GPT-5.5 System Card.

OpenAI changed the text of its OpenAI GPT-5 System Card.

OpenAI changed the text of its OpenAI Frontier Governance Framework.

OpenAI changed the text of its OpenAI Service Terms.

OpenAI changed the text of its OpenAI GPT-5 System Card.

OpenAI changed the text of its OpenAI GPT-5 System Card.

Google changed the text of its Google AI Principles.