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• June 9, 2026 v1 low
  Cash App updated its privacy policy on June 9, 2026 to disclose a new mobile phone plan service offered through partner Gigs Wireless. The updated policy now states that Cash App collects name, email, billing address, phone and device information, subscription details, and usage data for customers who sign up for Cash App Mobile. The policy clarifies that neither Cash App nor Gigs Wireless access the content of phone calls, messages, or internet data. Additionally, the policy expanded language describing data shared by transaction partners to include 'data relating to Service provisioning or usage', and added a reference to Cash App Mobile Terms of Service.
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• June 5, 2026 v1 low
  Cash App updated its Privacy Policy on June 5, 2026 to add a reference to the 'Cash App Tag Limited Warranty and Return Policy' in the list of related legal documents. This change adds a hyperlink to a new or newly referenced warranty and return policy document that was not previously listed in the policy's footer navigation. The practical effect is that users now have direct access to information about product warranties and return procedures through the privacy policy's documentation hub.
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• April 19, 2026 v1 medium
  Cash App updated its children's privacy policy on April 19, 2026 to permit parental authorization of services for children under 13, rather than prohibiting their use entirely. Previously, the policy stated that children under 13 could not use Cash App services and that the platform was not directed at children under 13. The revised policy now allows a parent or guardian to sign up for or authorize services on behalf of a child under 13, and establishes that data deletion applies specifically to unauthorized child accounts. A new reference to a separate Privacy Notice for Children was added.
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• April 18, 2026 v1 low
  Cash App's privacy policy now includes a new link labeled 'Your Privacy Choices' in its footer navigation. This addition provides users direct access to privacy control options. The change is a structural addition to the policy document that creates a new entry point for users to manage their privacy preferences.
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• April 10, 2026 v1 medium
  Cash App updated its children's privacy terms on April 10, 2026 to permit parental account authorization instead of a blanket prohibition. Previously, the policy stated children under 13 could not use Cash App services at all. The updated policy now allows a parent or guardian to sign up for or authorize services on a child's behalf, but includes conditions: if a child under 13 uses an unauthorized account, collected data will be deleted. The company added a reference to a separate Privacy Notice for Children with additional details on how child data is processed.
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• April 3, 2026 v1 low
  Cash App's privacy policy was updated on April 3, 2026, with 1 sentence removed and 5 sentences modified. The specific operational changes cannot be determined from the change summary provided, as the actual text of what was removed or modified is not disclosed. Without access to the prior and updated language, the precise impact on data collection, use, disclosure, retention, or user rights remains unclear.
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• April 2, 2026 v1 low
  Cash App removed a reference to 'Cash App Terms of Service (accounts created prior to June 24, 2021)' from its privacy policy's linked documents section on April 2, 2026. This document was listed as a separate set of terms applicable only to older accounts. The removal suggests that legacy account terms are no longer separately referenced in the privacy policy's navigation or document structure, though it does not indicate what terms now govern those accounts.
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• March 25, 2026 v1 low
  Cash App removed the 'Your Privacy Choices' link from its Privacy Policy navigation on March 25, 2026. This link previously directed users to privacy control options or settings. The removal means this navigation pathway is no longer presented in the policy document itself, though it does not necessarily eliminate the underlying privacy choices or controls if they exist elsewhere on the platform.
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• March 15, 2026 v1 medium
  Initial snapshot — monitoring begins
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