May 21, 2026
Adds payment clearing requirements for ACH and wire transfer credits; service unavailability during processing is not company responsibility.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish explicit timelines and liability allocation for delayed-settlement payment methods. Users paying via ACH or wire transfer should understand that credits will not be immediately available and that service interruptions during the clearing period are not company responsibility, affecting when prepaid balances can be used.
Reorganized Trust Center navigation and added WRITER Academy resource link
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect user rights, data handling, privacy protections, or platform obligations. It is a navigation reorganization and resource link update that does not alter the core trust and security messaging of the platform.
Added WRITER Academy link to privacy policy resources section; formatting update.
Why it matters: This change does not alter Writer's privacy practices, data handling, user rights, or obligations. It is a formatting and navigation update that reorganizes resource links in the policy header.
Reorganized resource navigation and added WRITER Academy link.
Why it matters: This change does not affect the substantive terms of Writer's service, consumer rights, or compliance obligations. The reorganization of resource links and addition of WRITER Academy is a navigation update without operational implications for how the service functions or what terms apply to users.
Adds multiple legal bases for data processing; clarifies privacy rights request procedures and expands recognized affiliate entities.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish that ElevenLabs may process personal data under multiple legal grounds (contract, legitimate interests, legal obligation) rather than requiring explicit consent for all processing. This aligns the policy with standard GDPR practice and clarifies the organizational framework for data handling across new geographic entities. The streamlined privacy rights contact procedure makes it operationally simpler for users to exercise those rights.
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Added Speech Engine API reference to Safety Policy navigation menu.
Why it matters: This change adds a navigation reference to Speech Engine within ElevenLabs' API documentation structure. It reflects a minor organizational or menu update with no effect on substantive policy terms, disclosed practices, or user obligations.
Added Speech Engine product listing to API navigation menu
Why it matters: This change has no material operational significance. It is a product navigation reorganization that does not modify the substantive terms of service, consumer rights, obligations, or policy enforcement mechanisms.
Clarified data processing legal bases and formalized Data Protection Officer contacts in privacy policy.
Why it matters: The updated policy clarifies the legal grounds under which ElevenLabs processes personal data, moving beyond consent-based justification to cite contract performance, legal compliance, and legitimate interests. This formalization helps users and regulators understand when and why ElevenLabs may process data without requiring explicit affirmative consent, which is operationally significant under GDPR, CCPA, and LGPD frameworks.
Removed promotional and navigation elements from privacy policy document structure; core policy language unchanged.
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect how Runway's privacy policy operates or what data practices it authorizes. The removal of promotional messaging and navigation elements is a presentation change only; the substantive privacy terms remain in effect as previously disclosed.
Removed detailed cookie consent disclosures and advertising partner data-sharing explanations from privacy policy footer.
Why it matters: The updated privacy policy removes prior explicit disclosures about third-party advertising cookie use and user opt-out mechanisms, reducing transparency about how advertising partners access consumer data. This change affects how users understand what data flows to advertising partners and what control mechanisms are available, and may implicate regulatory expectations regarding transparency in tracking technology disclosures.
Removed footer navigation links from privacy policy; no substantive privacy disclosures changed.
Why it matters: This change does not affect the substantive privacy terms or data practices TurboTax discloses. The updated policy footer is structurally simplified but the core privacy provisions and user protections remain unchanged.
Navigation restructuring in Model Card Guidelines documentation; no policy changes.
Why it matters: This change has no operational significance. It is a structural reorganization of navigation elements within documentation, not a modification to model card requirements, AI governance guidance, or policy.
Adds Stable Audio 3.0 to licensed model suite, expanding free and enterprise tier offerings.
Why it matters: The updated license expands the model portfolio available to free and enterprise users, providing access to an additional audio generation model without requiring separate licensing agreements or changes to existing terms of use.
Adds disclosures for Gemini Spark remote access, Avatar creation, and AI task execution data collection.
Why it matters: The updated notice expands transparency around two new Gemini capabilities (Spark with remote access and Avatars) and clarifies that data collection includes information about AI reasoning and task execution steps. This allows users to understand what data flows occur when using these features, though it does not establish new user controls or opt-out mechanisms for the disclosed practices.
Updated contact email for privacy inquiries and data requests from privacy@gusto.com to [email protected].
Why it matters: The updated contact email ensures privacy inquiries and data access requests are routed to the correct address. Users and regulators relying on outdated contact information may experience delays in submitting privacy-related requests if they continue using the previous email address.
Updated contact email addresses for opt-out requests and customer support inquiries.
Why it matters: Users who need to contact Gusto support or submit opt-out requests must use the updated email addresses provided in the revised terms. Using outdated contact information may result in requests not reaching the intended recipient.
Privacy policy updated with price display modification on OpenSea platform.
Why it matters: The detected change involves a price display modification within the privacy policy document. Without access to the specific sentence that was altered, the operational significance cannot be confidently determined. If this represents a substantive privacy practice change, that would warrant review; if it is a formatting or administrative update, the practical impact is minimal.
Updated pricing reference from $2,110.33 to $2,123.29 in Terms of Service header.
Why it matters: The updated Terms of Service reflect a numerical adjustment to a pricing reference, likely representing a fee or cost update. The practical significance is limited to ensuring that any disclosed pricing or fee amounts remain current and accurate in the publicly available terms document.
Adds explicit disclosure of third-party marketing contact data collection from Clay provider for sales and marketing purposes
Why it matters: The updated privacy statement adds explicit disclosure of where DocuSign obtains marketing contact data (third-party provider Clay) and clarifies its data collection scope extends to individuals who communicate with the company about services, not just active platform users. This transparency addition enables data subjects to understand the sources and breadth of DocuSign's personal data collection practices.
Removes standardized 7-day free trial guarantee; now states certain subscriptions 'may' include variable trial periods with details on checkout pages.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish that free trial availability and duration are now variable by subscription type rather than standardized. This shifts trial information discovery from the main contract terms to individual checkout pages, requiring users to verify specifics at the point of purchase. The change does not eliminate trials entirely but removes the explicit guarantee that was previously stated in the standard terms.
Adds notice of separate Medical Record Privacy for Telehealth Services users; clarifies scope as 23andMe Research Institute
Why it matters: The updated policy improves transparency by explicitly notifying users at the entry point to the main privacy statement that medical information from Telehealth Services is governed by a separate privacy document. This clarifies the multi-document privacy framework and ensures users seeking clinical services understand where to find applicable privacy terms.
Restructures cryptocurrency services to operate through PayPal Digital affiliate with separate account branding and terms documentation.
Why it matters: The updated agreement establishes that cryptocurrency services operate through a separate affiliate entity (PayPal Digital) rather than Venmo directly. This structural change may affect which entity's terms govern cryptocurrency disputes, which regulations apply to that service, and how users navigate cryptocurrency account setup and feature access. The removal of teen account ineligibility language creates operational ambiguity that should be clarified.
Removed cryptocurrency terms reference from privacy policy documentation.
Why it matters: The updated Privacy Policy no longer includes a reference to Cryptocurrency Terms & Conditions. This is primarily a documentation change and does not appear to modify substantive privacy protections or data handling practices.
Expanded foundational definitions and added explicit subsidiaries list; clarified that Virtual Content conveys no legal ownership rights.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish more explicit foundational definitions and corporate structure documentation, which may be relevant to users in jurisdictions that require clear disclosure of the entities responsible for platform operations. The clarification that Virtual Content conveys no legal ownership rights codifies existing Roblox policy into explicit contractual language, reducing ambiguity around the nature of in-platform purchases.
Removed support chat interface references from fee schedule document
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect how Coinbase's Fee Schedule operates or what terms apply to users. The removal of support chat prompts is a navigation adjustment, not a substantive policy change.
Corrected editorial and formatting issues in Commercial Terms, including spelling standardization and punctuation adjustments.
Why it matters: This change has minimal operational significance. The updated terms apply identical substantive rules governing content licensing, legal compliance, and commercial restrictions; the revision corrects spelling, punctuation, and formatting to improve document clarity and consistency.
Clarifies Event Data scope in Business Tools Terms; specifies what information is and is not covered by Business Tools vs. Platform Terms
Why it matters: The updated terms establish a clearer boundary between data that Meta collects through merchants' use of Business Tools (Event Data) and data that Meta collects directly through its own platform interactions (governed by Platform Terms). This clarification is operationally significant because it determines which terms and data processing obligations apply to different categories of information, which affects how organizations document their data processing practices and vendor relationships.
Adds automatic content retention authority when internal systems flag data for potential policy violations
Why it matters: The updated terms establish a new, automated basis for Meta to retain user-submitted content without explicit time limits. This expands Meta's unilateral control over data lifecycle in the Llama API context and may create compliance complexity for organizations that process personal data through the API and operate under regulatory frameworks imposing data retention limits.
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