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detected across 352 platforms. Most platforms don't announce policy changes — these updates were detected automatically.
September 3, 2026
Price figure revised in Privacy Policy: $2,423.14 updated to $2,382.53
Why it matters: The significance of this change cannot be confidently assessed from the detected modification alone. The numerical revision may reflect a routine data update, pricing correction, or substantive policy change; clarification of its context is necessary to determine whether it affects user obligations, fees, data processing, or compliance requirements.
Minor display value adjustment detected in OpenSea Terms of Service.
Why it matters: The detected change is a minor numerical adjustment that does not appear to modify substantive contractual language, user obligations, or platform governance. Without broader document context, the operational significance of this specific value change cannot be reliably assessed.
Clarified SoFi Plus early withdrawal fee calculation with consistent terminology and formal baseline equity value definition.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish clear, consistent definitions for how SoFi calculates the baseline account equity used to determine early withdrawal fees. By formally defining 'pre-promotion total equity value' and standardizing 'total equity value' language, the document creates explicit operational specifications for baseline measurement that members can reference when evaluating early withdrawal fee exposure. This reduces ambiguity in how the baseline is determined and when it is measured.
Clarified early withdrawal fee calculation methodology in SoFi Plus by standardizing terminology and adding explicit baseline definition.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish a clearer definition of the baseline calculation point used to determine early withdrawal fees in SoFi Plus accounts. By explicitly defining 'pre-promotion total equity value' and standardizing terminology throughout the provision, the revised language reduces ambiguity about when and how the fee calculation applies.
Expanded liquidation authority to cover failed or reversed securities transfers into customer accounts
Why it matters: The updated terms establish a broader trigger for Coinbase to automatically liquidate customer assets without advance notice. Previously liquidation was limited to scenarios where the customer failed to settle their own trades; the change now includes incoming transfer failures or reversals, which may be outside customer control. This expands the platform's unilateral authority over customer assets and may affect how customers structure incoming securities transfers or maintain asset buffers.
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September 2, 2026
Changed refund request contact from tax@teachable.com to support@teachable.com
Why it matters: Users who submit refund requests must use the correct email address to ensure their requests reach the appropriate team. Using an outdated address could delay or misdirect refund submissions.
Expanded Premium subscription ad disclosures to include host-read sponsorships, original broadcast ads, and native placement advertisements.
Why it matters: The updated terms clarify what advertising formats Premium subscribers may encounter, expanding beyond live read ads to include host-read sponsorships, original broadcast advertisements, and native placements such as boosted content and homepage ads. This change materially affects the scope of advertising disclosure in the Premium subscription offering and may influence consumer expectations about the premium experience.
Removed Data Processing Addendum reference and explicit consent language for Anthropic content transfers; expanded Kiro abuse detection disclosure to include human review.
Why it matters: The removal of explicit Data Processing Addendum language may affect how organizations document Anthropic as a subprocessor and authorize international data transfers under their own compliance frameworks. The expanded disclosure for Kiro clarifies the scope of human review in abuse detection, which may be material for organizations processing sensitive content or operating under privacy regulation requiring transparency on data handling practices.
Added French and English Canadian language options to privacy policy regional navigation.
Why it matters: This change expands regional language options for Samsung's privacy policy, enabling French and English-speaking Canadian users to access the policy in their preferred language. No substantive privacy terms or consumer protections were modified.
Expanded terms framework to cover Usage-Based Offerings with separate billing terms and scope definitions.
Why it matters: The updated terms formally introduce usage-based pricing as a product offering within Atlassian's portfolio. This affects how Cloud Products may be billed and used; customers should understand that entitlements to Usage-Based Offerings are now explicitly governed by the master agreement and separate Usage-Based Offering Terms, which may impose usage limits, overage fees, or different billing cadences than traditional license-based products.
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TurboTax Terms of Use modification detected; substantive change content not provided in diff.
Why it matters: The change summary indicates a modification to binding terms of use, which would normally warrant operational assessment. However, the provided diff does not contain the substantive policy language, making it impossible to determine what changed or its practical significance.
Reorganized Terms of Service navigation structure with addition of FAQ reference; no substantive policy changes detected.
Why it matters: This change primarily affects how users navigate and access AT&T's Terms of Service through the policy center menu structure. The addition of an FAQ reference may improve clarity and accessibility for customers seeking to understand their wireless service agreement, but does not alter the substantive rights, obligations, or conditions of service.
Minor punctuation and formatting corrections made to Terms of Service references.
Why it matters: This change has no material operational significance. The punctuation corrections do not alter the substance of any provision, the scope of incorporated policies, or the rights and obligations established in the terms.
Kindle Terms of Use updated with one sentence modification detected September 2, 2026.
Why it matters: The substantive content of the modified sentence is not visible in the provided diff, so the operational significance cannot be determined. To understand the practical implications of this update, the full text of the changed language must be reviewed directly.
Routine metadata update to Privacy Policy timestamp; no substantive changes to privacy terms or disclosures.
Why it matters: This change has no operational significance. It is a metadata timestamp refresh that does not alter Uniswap's privacy terms, data practices, or user rights.
MetaMask Terms of Use sentence modified; operational distinction unclear from diff.
Why it matters: MetaMask's acceptable use terms govern how users can deploy AI agents and integrate with the platform. A modification to this language could affect authorization requirements, permitted use cases, or operational restrictions; however, the specific textual change is not clearly visible in the provided diff, limiting assessment of its practical significance.
Restructured arbitration venue language and added reference language for Terms availability in Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, and Hungarian.
Why it matters: The updated Terms clarify the geographic structure of arbitration venue requirements and note the availability of translated versions for reference, which may improve accessibility and reduce ambiguity about where disputes will be heard depending on user location. The change does not alter the substantive arbitration requirements or create new user obligations.
Modified one sentence in Privacy Policy; pricing reference updated from $2,466.29 to $2,423.14.
Why it matters: The change is limited in apparent significance. A single sentence modification involving a pricing display adjustment does not establish new privacy practices or alter data governance in a material way. Without fuller context, the operational relevance is unclear.
Pricing reference in Terms adjusted from $2,466.29 to $2,423.14; operational impact unclear without additional context.
Why it matters: The change summary reports only a numerical adjustment without sufficient context to assess operational significance. To determine if this represents a material change in fees, thresholds, commission rates, or other contractual terms, the full document context and the purpose of this figure would need to be examined.
Privacy Policy effective date updated to September 1, 2026
Why it matters: Privacy Policy effective dates establish when users are bound by the stated terms. The effective date change from June 2 to September 1, 2026 updates the formal binding date of Figma's privacy obligations. However, without visibility into substantive policy changes, the practical operational impact cannot be determined.
Added advance notice that Dropbox privacy policy will change effective January 1, 2027, with link to review.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish an explicit notice mechanism alerting users to an impending privacy policy revision. This procedural change ensures users are informed in advance that policy terms will change on January 1, 2027, allowing time to review the forthcoming revision before it becomes effective.
Added notice of forthcoming Terms of Service revision effective January 1, 2027 with link to new terms.
Why it matters: This change establishes a formal notice mechanism requiring Dropbox users to review its revised Terms of Service by January 1, 2027. The current operative terms remain in effect until that date; this notice is informational and does not alter substantive rights or obligations at this time.
Retitled Usage Guidelines to 'Minecraft Usage Guidelines for Fans and Creators'.
Why it matters: The revised title clarifies that the policy is specifically designed to guide fans and content creators using Minecraft. This organizational change makes the policy's scope and intended audience more explicit, though no material changes to underlying requirements or restrictions have been detected.
Removes references to expired August 2026 promotional offer from SoFi Plus benefit terms
Why it matters: The change reflects normal administrative maintenance following the expiration of a time-limited promotional offer. The substantive terms governing how SoFi Plus can be combined with other benefits remain unchanged; SoFi simply removed references to a promotion that is no longer available.
Removed expired promotional offer language from SoFi Plus terms following August 31 promotion end date.
Why it matters: This change reflects administrative cleanup following the natural expiration of a time-limited promotional campaign. The substantive terms governing how SoFi Plus can be combined with other offers remain operative and unchanged.
Added advance notice of Terms of Service update effective November 12, 2026, with preview link.
Why it matters: The change provides advance notification and a preview mechanism for upcoming terms modifications, allowing users to review changes before they take effect on November 12, 2026. This is a procedural transparency measure rather than a substantive policy modification.
Added notice of upcoming Privacy Policy update effective November 12, 2026, with preview link available
Why it matters: The updated terms establish that Pinterest's Privacy Policy will be revised on November 12, 2026. Users can now preview the updated terms in advance, allowing them to review any changes before the policy becomes effective.
Modified one sentence in Terms of Service; specific change not visible in truncated diff context.
Why it matters: A single sentence modification to Midjourney's binding Terms of Service is a formal update requiring awareness; however, without visibility into the specific wording change, operational or legal significance cannot be determined.
Robinhood updated Customer Agreement with document versioning and wording refinements; no material operational changes to account terms detected.
Why it matters: This update demonstrates Robinhood's routine document maintenance practices but creates no material change to account terms, regulatory obligations, or consumer protections. Customers continue to operate under the same eligibility requirements, fraud liability procedures, and trusted contact disclosure rules.
Clarifies fee structures for business Send Money payments based on recipient PayPal account status
Why it matters: The updated terms establish transparent, distinct fee structures for business Send Money transactions. Business account holders can now understand exactly which fee category applies based on recipient PayPal account status, enabling more accurate cost forecasting for vendor payments and other business transfers.
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