Version History

• May 29, 2026 v1 low
  Meta updated its Llama API Terms of Service on May 29, 2026, making a minor stylistic change to a sentence describing when Meta may retain user content. The updated version removes the word 'and' before clause (ii), changing a list structure from semicolon-and-semicolon-and to semicolon-semicolon-and formatting. This is a grammatical adjustment with no operational change to Meta's content retention authority or user obligations.
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• May 21, 2026 v1 medium
  Meta updated its Llama API Terms of Service on May 21, 2026 to add a third reason it may retain user content. Previously, Meta stated it could retain content for legal compliance and to exercise its rights under the agreement. The updated terms now add that Meta may also retain content when its systems flag data for a potential policy violation. This expands the circumstances under which content may be kept beyond what was previously disclosed.
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• May 15, 2026 v1 low
  Meta removed the 'Llama API Service status: Available' line and 'Contact us' text from the header of its Llama API Terms of Service on May 15, 2026. The Terms themselves remain substantively unchanged. This is a formatting and header reorganization with no change to the actual contractual obligations, rights, or operational requirements.
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• May 11, 2026 v1
  Initial snapshot — monitoring begins
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