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Miro restructured the navigation and footer layout of its Terms of Service document. The change removed sections listing product features, solutions, resources, and company information from the header and footer areas, and replaced them with a consolidated legal information menu. This is a formatting and organizational change with no material impact on the substantive rights, obligations, or protections described in the terms themselves.

In an update detected on July 21, 2026, Miro reorganized the navigation structure and menu ordering in their Terms of Service document. The change involves reordering several menu items within the Resources section—specifically, moving 'Learning' to appear after 'Learning Academy' rather than as a standalone section, and reorganizing related learning and community links. This is a navigational and organizational change with no material alteration to the actual terms, rights, obligations, or policies governing Miro's service.

Miro updated its website navigation and legal information layout detected on July 17, 2026. The changes reorganized product categories, renamed features (such as labeling the canvas tool 'Intelligent Canvas™'), and restructured the footer legal links section. These appear to be structural and navigational updates to the website presentation rather than material changes to the underlying terms of service themselves.

Miro's Terms of Service updated on July 11, 2026 included a modification to the navigation or footer listing of product features. The change removed 'Product Management' from the tools menu and added 'Image Color Picker' in its place. This is a product feature menu adjustment with no material impact on the contractual rights, obligations, or operational terms that govern user access to Miro's service.

The detected change appears to involve minor text insertions in the navigational header and footer sections of Miro's Terms of Service document, specifically the addition of names ('Andrey' and 'Jeff') in navigation areas. These appear to be editorial or formatting changes rather than substantive revisions to the actual contractual terms governing user rights, obligations, or data practices. The operational terms of service remain materially unchanged based on the provided diff.

Miro updated its Terms of Service on May 21, 2026, replacing marketing copy about a Canvas 26 event registration with updated messaging linking to a keynote video. The change also reorganized the footer legal links section, removing a call-to-action banner and restructuring the table of contents presentation. These updates are primarily formatting and marketing changes with no material change to the binding terms, obligations, or user rights.

Miro updated a navigation link label in their Terms of Service footer on May 19, 2026. The text previously read 'Private Policy' and now reads 'Privacy Policy'. This is a formatting correction to the hyperlink label that directs users to the privacy documentation, with no change to the underlying privacy terms, data practices, or user rights.

On May 16, 2026, Miro's Terms of Service navigation menu was updated to add a reference to 'Connectors' in the product feature list. This appears to be a navigation or informational update rather than a substantive change to the binding terms themselves. The addition does not alter user rights, obligations, data practices, fees, or dispute resolution procedures.

On May 14, 2026, Miro updated its Terms of Service navigation menu to add a new link labeled 'AI Trust' in the Platform section. This appears to be a navigational or organizational change to the website structure rather than a modification to substantive terms, rights, obligations, or policies. The operational significance of this change is unclear from the detected modification alone.

Miro changed one phrase in its Terms of Service on May 6, 2026: the call-to-action button text changed from 'Sign up free' to 'Get started free'. This is a minor UI/marketing text revision with no impact on the legal rights, obligations, or protections described in the actual terms.