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The updated policy now applies to users of any age by removing the prior 16+ requirement, but does not explicitly state whether parental consent is required for minors. The policy defines Personal Information more broadly to include location, route information, and data reasonably linked to you by Waze. The company removed documentation of the 'find friends' feature that previously collected phone numbers from device contacts, suggesting that feature is no longer active or has been redesigned. Privacy controls remain available through in-app settings where you can adjust which Personal Information Waze collects and how it is used.
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If you do not agree to the updated Terms, you must stop using our Services.
If we make material changes to this Policy, we will notify you via the Services.
it is your responsibility to review the Agreement posted to our website from time to time to see if it has been changed.
"If you do not agree with any of the amended terms, you must avoid any further use of the Services.Excerpt from Waze's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If you do not agree with any of the amended terms, you must avoid any further use of the Services.”
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