Live feed · updated daily
Recent policy changes
2965 policy changes
detected across 352 platforms. Most platforms don't announce policy changes — these updates were detected automatically.
August 8, 2026
Added Child Safety link to privacy policy footer navigation
Why it matters: This change is a navigation update with no operational significance for privacy practices, data handling, user rights, or compliance obligations. The addition of a Child Safety link is procedural and does not modify substantive policy terms.
Added Child Safety link to footer navigation alongside Privacy Policy and Terms.
Why it matters: The addition of a 'Child Safety' link improves the visibility and accessibility of child safety information and resources, making it easier for parents, guardians, and users to locate relevant guidance without navigating through multiple pages.
Restructured Threads Privacy Policy FAQ section headings and table of contents organization.
Why it matters: The updated policy maintains the same substantive privacy protections and disclosures, but reorganizes how users navigate to that information. This ensures the document structure remains internally consistent and may improve user accessibility to privacy-related guidance, though no material changes to Threads' data practices or user rights have been introduced.
Threads restructured help navigation in its Terms of Use with FAQ headers.
Why it matters: This change reorganizes help navigation in the terms of use, improving clarity for users seeking basic how-to guidance. It has no material impact on user rights, platform obligations, or enforcement mechanisms.
Product price updated in policy document; no substantive privacy practice changes detected.
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect the operational scope or terms of OpenSea's privacy practices. The price adjustment appears to be a routine document maintenance update unrelated to data governance or user protections.
Stay ahead of the changes
You're seeing a fraction of what's changing
ConductAtlas monitors every tracked platform and captures every policy update.
Adjusted Collector Pro pricing from $1,899.94 to $1,912.49 in OpenSea terms
Why it matters: This pricing adjustment ensures the terms document reflects current Collector Pro plan pricing. The change has minimal operational significance and does not alter substantive terms or user obligations.
Privacy Policy updated; substantive changes not visible in provided diff excerpt.
Why it matters: A Privacy Policy modification was detected on August 8, 2026, but the substantive changes are not visible in the provided diff excerpt. Without access to the complete modified text, the operational significance of this change cannot be assessed.
Modified one sentence in Acorns Terms of Service on August 8, 2026.
Why it matters: The operational significance of this change cannot be determined because the actual modified sentence is not visible in the diff provided. Only the document structure is shown, not the content of the change itself.
Revised Meta AI support interface with new profile editing guidance, updated reporting pathways, and restated service terms acknowledgment.
Why it matters: The updated help interface reorganizes how users locate support for AI features and content reporting tools. The change redirects users to Help Center resources and login flows rather than presenting direct FAQs, potentially affecting how quickly users can access reporting guidance. The restated AI terms acknowledgment clarifies that service use constitutes agreement to Meta's AI governance terms.
August 7, 2026
Modified Weight Loss Membership billing to allow multi-month intervals and made refund eligibility discretionary instead of guaranteed
Why it matters: The updated terms establish that Hims & Hers can determine billing frequency (monthly or multi-month) and that refunds for partially used membership or medication periods are discretionary rather than contractually guaranteed. This materially shifts financial predictability and refund eligibility from fixed, contractual terms to company discretion, which may affect how subscribers budget for the service and plan cancellations.
Adds mandatory fraud-prevention data collection from third parties; analytics opt-out remains available.
Why it matters: The updated policy separates fraud-prevention data collection from analytics, establishes it as mandatory and non-optional, and identifies it as a distinct legal basis (legitimate interest in platform protection). This clarifies that users creating or accessing Fly.io accounts will have device and browser data processed by third-party services with no opt-out available, materially different from the previous implicit statement that non-analytics third-party collection was not permitted.
Added Limited Access Account tier for viewing Calendly Notetaker recaps; clarified pro-rated refund rights on subscription termination for non-conformance.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish a new account tier enabling access to meeting recaps with clear ownership delineation, and clarify that customers are entitled to pro-rated refunds when Calendly fails to resolve service non-conformance within 30 days. These changes reduce operational ambiguity around data ownership in shared recap scenarios and strengthen consumer protections regarding service quality remedies.
Privacy policy header and footer reformatted; no material changes to privacy practices or user obligations.
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect operational privacy practices or user rights. The updated formatting improves document presentation, but the substantive privacy obligations, data handling disclosures, and GDPR compliance mechanisms referenced in the policy remain unchanged.
Minor formatting corrections to URL references in Terms of Service—no substantive policy changes.
Why it matters: This change has no operational significance. The formatting adjustment to URL references does not alter any substantive policy, right, obligation, or term within the agreement.
Stay ahead of the changes
You're seeing a fraction of what's changing
ConductAtlas monitors every tracked platform and captures every policy update.
Removed navigation links from Safety Policy header—no change to safety policy substance.
Why it matters: This change has no material operational significance. The update is a website navigation formatting change only; the ElevenLabs Safety Policy content, commitments, and governance provisions remain unchanged.
Navigation menu restructured on ElevenLabs Terms of Service page; substantive terms unchanged.
Why it matters: This change has no operational significance. The modification affects only the visual organization of the webpage header, not the substantive terms, policies, or user obligations. The underlying Terms of Service remain unchanged.
Reorganized Privacy Policy navigation menu; substantive privacy terms unchanged.
Why it matters: This change does not affect how ElevenLabs processes data or what rights and obligations users operate under. The Privacy Policy's substantive content remains identical to the May 20, 2026 version.
DeepL reorganized Terms page navigation, promoting Academy onboarding and adjusting product menu structure.
Why it matters: This change has minimal operational significance. DeepL reorganized its Terms page navigation to feature the Academy onboarding program; no binding contractual terms, consumer protections, data policies, or service obligations were modified.
Editorial revisions to product highlights and promotional content in privacy policy; no substantive privacy practice changes detected.
Why it matters: The revisions do not materially affect the substantive privacy terms or data handling practices DeepL discloses. Editorial updates to product references and navigation are routine document maintenance with no operational implications for privacy protections or user rights.
Adds Trust Center data collection and use disclosures, including how document viewing activity is used for sales prospecting
Why it matters: The updated Privacy Notice establishes explicit disclosure of Square's data collection and secondary use practices related to its Trust Center compliance portal. This clarification affects how organizations understand what data is collected when they request compliance documentation and how that data may be used for sales purposes. The change improves transparency regarding Square's data practices in this context.
Reorganized reference document links in terms of service with no substantive policy changes.
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect how Square's terms operate or what rights and obligations they establish. It is a reorganization of the order in which reference documents appear, not a modification of the documents themselves or the substantive terms they govern.
Clarified SMS marketing opt-out applies to all marketing text messages from Intuit, not only shortcode messages.
Why it matters: The revised language clarifies that users' ability to opt out of marketing SMS messages extends to all channels through which Intuit sends such messages, not only those sent through Intuit's SMS shortcode program. This ensures consistent opt-out functionality across all SMS marketing channels.
Updated model card reference list to feature Gemini Robotics models and newer versions.
Why it matters: The updated model card reflects Google's current AI model portfolio, which is relevant to developers and researchers selecting which Gemini models to use. The inclusion of new Gemini Robotics models indicates expansion of robotics-capable AI offerings in the Gemini family.
Restructured help topic ordering in privacy policy documentation without material policy changes.
Why it matters: This change involves reorganization of help documentation references within the privacy policy rather than substantive modifications to privacy practices. Users' privacy rights, data handling procedures, and regulatory protections remain unchanged.
Restructured help navigation; added 24/7 Meta AI support assistant; made explicit agreement to Meta AI terms a condition of service use.
Why it matters: The updated policy makes explicit that using Threads requires acceptance of Meta's separate AI terms and introduces an AI-powered support assistant as a platform feature. For users, this clarifies that AI processing is part of the service. For organizations using Threads as a business channel, this change requires confirmation that vendor and privacy documentation accurately reflect AI involvement in customer interactions.
Restructured Help Center interface; removed 24/7 AI support messaging; repositioned AI terms disclosure.
Why it matters: The updated Help Center reorganizes how users discover support options and receive information about AI assistance. The removal of messaging describing 24/7 availability reflects a shift in how AI support is presented, though the underlying capability may remain unchanged. The repositioning of AI terms disclosure affects when and how users encounter governance language related to AI interactions.
Corrected grammatical error in arbitration clause; no change to dispute resolution rules or procedures.
Why it matters: This change has no operational significance. It corrects a typographical error in the Mass Arbitration clause without modifying any substantive arbitration rules, procedures, or user obligations.
Numerical value in privacy policy revised from $1,872.26 to $1,899.94; operational context unclear.
Why it matters: Without context, the operational significance of this numerical change cannot be determined. If the value represents a fee, threshold, or material policy parameter, it would warrant attention. If it represents a display element or example balance, the change is routine.
Price figure updated in Terms of Service: $1,872.26 to $1,899.94
Why it matters: The operational significance of this change cannot be determined without understanding what the updated price figure represents. If it relates to user-facing fees, transaction minimums, or regulatory thresholds, the change may affect how users operate on the platform.
Privacy Statement metadata date refreshed; no substantive policy changes.
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect operations or obligations. The privacy policy language describing data collection and processing practices remains substantively identical before and after the update.
Updated daily. New changes added as detected.