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• June 12, 2026 v1 medium
  Google updated its Terms of Service on June 12, 2026, making several substantive changes to warranty language and service descriptions. Previously, the terms disclaimed all warranties in all-caps legal language, stating services were provided 'AS IS' with no express or implied warranties. The updated terms now affirmatively state that Google provides services 'using reasonable skill and care' and establish a warranty section where users can report quality issues for resolution, while disclaimers now limit commitments only to what appears in the warranty section, service-specific terms, and non-waivable law. This shifts the contractual framing from broad disclaimer to specific warranty commitment with a dispute-resolution mechanism.
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• June 12, 2026 v1
  Google updated their Google Terms of Service on June 12, 2026. Change detected: 1 sentence(s) added, 3 sentence(s) removed, 17 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 119 sentences after update.
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• May 5, 2026 v1 medium
  Google updated its Terms of Service on May 5, 2026, with three main changes to warranty and disclaimer language. The company shifted from an 'AS IS' warranty disclaimer to a statement that it provides services using 'reasonable skill and care' and acknowledges that law grants users rights to service quality and remedies for problems. The terms now clarify that the only commitments Google makes are those stated in the warranty section, service-specific terms, and non-waivable law, removing the prior all-caps legal disclaimers. Additionally, the country version changed from United States to Vietnam, and the reference to the Privacy Policy was clarified as not part of the terms themselves.
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• April 19, 2026 v1 medium
  Google updated its Terms of Service on April 19, 2026, making several material changes to warranty disclaimers, scope of applicability, and policy references. The updated terms now explicitly state that services are provided "as is" without warranties unless stated in service-specific terms, replacing prior language that promised services using "reasonable skill and care." The agreement now applies to all users whether signed in or not, and clarifies that the Privacy Policy applies to service use. These changes shift the legal framework for service quality expectations and expand the stated scope of the terms.
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• April 18, 2026 v1 low
  Google updated the country version designation in its Terms of Service from Thailand to Cambodia on April 18, 2026. This appears to be a geographic or regional classification change in the document metadata rather than a substantive modification to the terms themselves. The operational content of the agreement—what you can expect from Google and what Google expects from you—remains unchanged.
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• March 6, 2026 v1 low
  Initial snapshot — monitoring begins
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