Indeed can change its terms at any time, and continuing to use the platform after changes are posted counts as your agreement to the new terms.
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This means the agreement you initially accepted may change materially without requiring your explicit re-consent, and the notice mechanism may consist only of a date change on the terms page rather than a direct notification.
The updated terms state that Indeed may automatically draft job application content based on job seeker profile information and preferences. The drafted content may be AI-generated and subject to Indeed's AI-Generated Content Terms in Section D.9 of the General Terms. The agreement continues to establish that job seekers remain responsible for reviewing, correcting, editing, or deleting any drafted applications or application content before submission. You should review any AI-drafted content carefully to ensure it accurately reflects your qualifications and preferences before adopting and submitting applications.
View change record →The updated terms establish new explicit tax obligations for users. Indeed now states it will calculate and bill applicable taxes based on user location or linked employer location, and users are responsible for any applicable taxes, duties, or levies. Additionally, the terms now state that reducing or canceling sponsored ad budgets will result in loss of access to premium features exclusive to higher budget plans. Previously, the agreement described auto-apply activity as a pricing factor; this reference has been removed from the pricing methodology section.
View change record →If Indeed updates its terms in ways that affect your rights, such as expanding data use or modifying the arbitration clause, you may be bound by those changes simply by continuing to use the platform, even if you were not directly informed of the specific changes.
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"Indeed reserves the right to modify these Terms at any time. We will provide notice of changes by updating the date at the top of the Terms and, in some cases, we may provide additional notice. Your continued use of the Services after such modifications constitutes your acceptance of the updated Terms.Excerpt from Indeed's Terms of Service
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This means the agreement you initially accepted may change materially without requiring your explicit re-consent, and the notice mechanism may consist only of a date change on the terms page rather than a direct notification.
If Indeed updates its terms in ways that affect your rights, such as expanding data use or modifying the arbitration clause, you may be bound by those changes simply by continuing to use the platform, even if you were not directly informed of the specific changes.
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