Yelp
· Yelp Terms of Service
Acceptance of new terms through continued platform use rather than explicit re-consent means users may be bound by updated provisions, including changes to arbitration clauses or data practices, without realizing it.
Google
· Google Terms of Service
This provision operationalizes how contractual modifications are implemented, establishing a notice-and-waiting-period mechanism that governs when updated terms become binding. The 15-day advance notice requirement creates a defined transition period during which the existing terms remain in effect and users retain the option to exit before new terms apply.
Acceptance of updated privacy terms by continued use rather than explicit re-consent means that changes to data practices take effect without requiring your affirmative agreement, which is significant if material changes expand data collection or sharing.
Chargeback liability is a significant financial risk for merchants, particularly in high-volume or high-value transaction businesses, and understanding the dispute resolution process is essential for financial planning.
If your bank initiates a chargeback, even for a legitimate reason such as unauthorized use of your card, DraftKings can cancel all associated winnings and close your account, creating a situation where you lose both the disputed deposit and any earnings you had accumulated.
Initiating a chargeback or refund request triggers a consent to share account-level data with third-party payment processors, which users may not anticipate when exercising what they consider a standard financial dispute right.
This provision establishes a conditional data disclosure mechanism triggered by user-initiated financial disputes, requiring compliance teams to evaluate whether this disclosure is consistent with applicable data protection law, particularly GDPR data minimization and lawful basis requirements.
Private chat messages on OnlyFans are retained by the platform as personal data, which means they could be accessed by OnlyFans staff, shared with third parties under applicable circumstances, or exposed in a data breach.
This provision establishes that parents or legal guardians bear contractual liability for child users' actions on PlayStation Services. The agreement also references Child Account functionality and parental control features governed in Section 4, which are directly relevant to COPPA compliance for users under 13.
Zoom
· Zoom Privacy Statement
This provision establishes Zoom's stated age threshold at 16, which is above the 13-year threshold established by COPPA in the United States but aligns with GDPR's default age of digital consent in several EU member states. Educational institutions deploying Zoom for students younger than 16 should review whether separate contractual terms or product configurations govern those deployments.
Tinder
· Tinder Privacy Policy
The age restriction establishes a baseline eligibility requirement for account creation and service access. This provision operationalizes Tinder's compliance framework with laws restricting online service access for minors.
This provision establishes the stated age restriction framework for Meta's products and the policy's asserted exclusion of child personal data collection, with the applicable minimum age varying by jurisdiction.
This provision establishes the minimum age as 13, which aligns with COPPA's threshold; however, it does not describe age verification mechanisms, which may affect practical enforcement of this restriction.
Grindr
· Grindr Privacy Policy
The age restriction establishes eligibility criteria for service access and creates an operational mechanism for community enforcement through user-initiated reporting channels. This reflects the platform's procedural approach to maintaining age-based access controls.
Zoom
· Zoom Privacy Statement
This provision establishes Zoom's stated policy on data collection from minors, which is relevant for parents, schools, and organizations that use Zoom in educational contexts. It sets a minimum age threshold of 16, which is higher than the US COPPA threshold of 13.
This provision reflects compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), which requires services to establish age restrictions and implement procedures to avoid knowingly collecting data from children under 13. The clause establishes a contractual notice that creates a procedural boundary for the service's data collection operations.
GitHub
· GitHub Privacy Statement
This provision implements GitHub's compliance framework for children's privacy regulations, primarily the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). It establishes the age threshold at which GitHub's standard terms apply and creates a notification mechanism for data collection exceptions.
StockX
· StockX Privacy Policy
While COPPA compliance is addressed for under-13 users, the policy's handling of teen users between 13 and 17 who may be buying or selling on the platform is less clearly specified, which matters given the platform's appeal to younger sneaker and streetwear collectors.
The provision operationalizes age-based differential treatment of advertising data practices, implementing a transition mechanism from restricted to standard advertising targeting when users age into eligibility. This establishes Spotify's procedural framework for compliance with child-directed advertising restrictions and age-gating requirements.
Data about children is among the most sensitive and most strictly regulated categories of personal data, and parents should understand what information is collected about their children and how it is used.
The provision creates a tiered access structure based on age categories and establishes that Spotify does not knowingly collect personal data from children below the Age Limit outside of Managed Accounts or Spotify Kids. This structures the operational relationship between the service and minor users through parental gatekeeping mechanisms.
Pika
· Pika Privacy Policy
If Pika's service is not intended for children, this section likely prohibits minors from using the platform and explains what happens if such data is collected, which is relevant for parents and guardians.
If a child under 13 uses Inflection AI's services, there is no proactive age verification mechanism described in the policy, meaning the protection relies on reactive deletion rather than prevention.
This provision establishes the stated compliance posture under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act for online data collection from minors. The 'knowingly' qualifier is standard COPPA framing and limits the obligation to situations where Verizon has actual knowledge of a user's age.
Lyft
· Lyft Privacy Policy
This provision reflects Lyft's operational policy regarding compliance with children's privacy protections. It establishes the service's positioning relative to regulatory requirements governing data collection from minors.
Replit
· Replit Privacy Policy
This provision structures Replit's compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) by establishing age-based collection restrictions and a parental consent requirement for minors. The deletion mechanism establishes a procedural safeguard for inadvertent collection of child personal information.
The age-based restriction on the main service and the automatic transition to tailored advertising at an age threshold raise COPPA compliance considerations and require that Spotify's age verification and account creation processes reliably prevent under-13 use of the main platform.
Microsoft
· Microsoft Services Agreement (Legacy)
The provision operationalizes Microsoft's legal compliance obligations under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act by establishing verification and consent mechanisms. It establishes a tiered authorization structure based on user age that determines eligibility and conditions for account access.
Amazon
· Amazon Conditions of Use
This provision invokes COPPA compliance obligations and establishes Amazon's stated policy on data collection from minors under 13, which is relevant for parents and for compliance teams evaluating COPPA exposure.
This provision reflects Poshmark's compliance framework with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and establishes the operational threshold for age-gated access to the platform. It defines Poshmark's data handling obligation when underage user information is inadvertently collected.