9 Total
4 High severity
5 Medium severity
0 Low severity
Summary

These are the legal rules you agree to when using Noom's weight loss and wellness app. They cover how your subscription works (including auto-renewal), what Noom can do with content you share, and importantly, that if you have a dispute with Noom, you almost certainly must resolve it through arbitration rather than a lawsuit. You also give up your right to join a class action lawsuit against Noom.

Technical Summary

Noom's Terms and Conditions of Use govern user access to its weight management and wellness platform, including mobile apps and websites. The agreement establishes a binding arbitration clause with class action waiver, auto-renewal subscription terms, and grants Noom a broad license to user-submitted content. Noom disclaims warranties on health-related content, limits liability to fees paid in the prior six months, and reserves the right to modify or terminate services. The document also addresses data collection practices, user conduct obligations, and DMCA compliance procedures.

Institutional Analysis

This document engages FTC jurisdiction through auto-renewal practices, data collection, and potentially deceptive health claims, and implicates CCPA compliance obligations for California residents. T…

This document engages FTC jurisdiction through auto-renewal practices, data collection, and potentially deceptive health claims, and implicates CCPA compliance obligations for California residents. The mandatory arbitration clause with class action waiver warrants due diligence review, particularly…

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Evidence Provenance
Captured April 3, 2026 05:37 UTC
Document ID CA-D-000396
Version ID CA-V-000441
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SHA-256 9140075eaafae9da494e69a0c850d7e6bf62a2ba476fa67a7f5217a09ee4d456
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Change Timeline
Analyzed Changes

1 change analyzed since monitoring began.

What changed Noom updated their Noom Terms of Service on April 03, 2026. Change detected: 29 sentence(s) added, 18 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 385 sentences after update.
Consumer impact Noom has added plain-language summaries to major sections of its Terms of Service, making it easier for users to understand their rights and Noom's powers at a glance. The updated terms now explicitly flag that Noom is not a substitute for medical care and that users must be 18 or older to use the service. Noom's right to suspend or revoke account access at any time is also now more prominently stated, which is something subscribers paying for ongoing access should be aware of.
Why it matters Noom's new plain-language summaries make it easier for everyday users to understand the service's limits — particularly that it is not medical care and that Noom can cut off access at any time. Users paying for subscriptions should be aware of the account termination provision.
High Severity — 4 provisions
Medium Severity — 5 provisions