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The updated terms no longer disclose how cookie preferences operate or explain the chat functionality's privacy requirements. Previously, the terms explicitly stated that users could choose 'Agree and Proceed' to accept all cookies, 'Required Only' to disable non-essential cookies, or 'Manage Choices' to customize cookie settings. This language has been removed. The change also affects how copyright infringement notices should be submitted, shifting the email address for such notices. Under the revised terms, users cannot reference the removed cookie preference and chat functionality disclosures as binding commitments.
View change record →The updated Terms of Use no longer include explicit language describing cookie preferences, consent options (Agree and Proceed, Required Only, Manage Choices), or chat functionality data collection requirements. Previously, the document stated that users could manage cookies or enable chat functionality through specific settings. This removal means users navigating the website will not find these disclosures in the Terms of Use itself, though cookie and chat functionality may continue to operate according to the Cookie Policy, which remains referenced separately.
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You grant Twilio the right to use and display your name, logo, and a description of your use case(s) on Twilio's website, in earnings releases and calls, and in marketing and promotional materials, subject to your standard trademark usage guidelines...
we can use or not use your suggestion in any way we want and we don't have to pay you for it.
You also grant us the right to use the name and social media handle that you use when you share content with us in connection with that content.
"you grant Dun & Bradstreet permission to use your name for attribution purposes.Excerpt from Dun & Bradstreet's D&B Terms of Use
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The clause states: “you grant Dun & Bradstreet permission to use your name for attribution purposes.”
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