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Midjourney removed 14 sentences from their Terms of Service on May 29, 2026, eliminating the table of contents that listed article headings including Service Availability and Quality, Age Requirements, Your Information, Content Rights, DMCA and Takedowns Policy, Dispute Resolution and Governing Law, Unlimited Service and Rate Limiting, Payment and Billing, and Community Guidelines. The document now contains 155 sentences. This change appears to be a structural reorganization rather than a substantive modification of the underlying terms themselves.

Midjourney added a new Community Localization program section to its Terms of Service on May 28, 2026. The updated terms establish that users may submit translations and localization content, and by doing so, they irrevocably assign all rights, title, and interest in those translations to Midjourney, with no compensation or attribution required. The company may use, modify, reject, or monetize submitted translations at any time and for any reason.

Midjourney added a table of contents restructuring its Terms of Service on May 2, 2026, organizing existing and new sections under ten labeled article headings including Service Availability, Age Requirements, Content Rights, DMCA Policy, Dispute Resolution, Payment and Billing, and Community Guidelines. This is a structural reorganization and clarification of the terms rather than a substantive change to user rights or obligations, though the explicit addition of these topic areas indicates Midjourney is now formally organizing previously scattered or implicit policies into numbered, accessible sections.

Midjourney removed 13 sentences from its Terms of Service on April 26, 2026, including entire section headers for Service Availability and Quality, Age Requirements, Your Information, Content Rights, DMCA and Takedowns Policy, Dispute Resolution and Governing Law, Unlimited Service and Rate Limiting, Payment and Billing, and Community Guidelines. The document now contains 145 sentences. The removal of these section headers and their content means that substantive terms previously governing these areas are no longer explicitly stated in the terms, though the operational impact depends on whether the underlying policies were moved elsewhere, consolidated, or genuinely eliminated.

Midjourney added 13 sentences that appear to be a table of contents or section headers for their Terms of Service on April 19, 2026. The change introduces labeled sections for Service Availability and Quality, Age Requirements, Your Information, Content Rights, DMCA and Takedowns Policy, Dispute Resolution and Governing Law, Unlimited Service and Rate Limiting, Payment and Billing, and Community Guidelines. Without the full text of these new sections, the operational impact of these additions cannot be determined from the change summary alone.