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2941 policy changes
detected across 352 platforms. Most platforms don't announce policy changes — these updates were detected automatically.
August 30, 2026
Updated policy metadata and document navigation interface; substantive privacy terms unchanged.
Why it matters: This change updates the policy document's accessibility and header metadata but does not alter Peacock's actual privacy practices or consumer obligations. The substantive terms governing data collection, use, and sharing remain unchanged.
Updated privacy policy metadata timestamp; no substantive policy changes.
Why it matters: This change is a routine metadata refresh only and has no operational significance. The privacy policy's substantive terms and disclosures remain unchanged.
OpenSea privacy policy updated with numerical revision detected on August 30, 2026.
Why it matters: The operational significance of this change cannot be determined from the diff provided. The detected modification is a numerical value update in the policy document. Without context on what this figure represents (transaction fee, reserve amount, compliance-related threshold, or display artifact), the practical implications remain unclear.
Price figure in Terms of Service updated from $2,447.35 to $2,452.27.
Why it matters: The operational significance of this price change cannot be assessed without knowing what the figure represents. If it reflects a material fee or deposit requirement, users should understand the updated amount; if it is a display correction or example, impact is minimal.
Restructured language selection menu in Terms footer from region-based grouping to alphabetical duplicate listings.
Why it matters: This change has no operational significance. The reorganization of language menu presentation does not affect the substantive terms, rights, obligations, or governance structure of the agreement.
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Reorganized privacy policy navigation and footer structure; added Webull Courses and Market Insight links.
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect privacy practices or consumer protections. It is a structural reorganization of the privacy policy webpage's navigation and footer elements, with no modifications to data collection, processing, retention, or disclosure practices.
Website navigation restructured; added Webull Courses and Market Insight links.
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect Webull's trading terms, policies, or user obligations. It is a website presentation update only.
August 29, 2026
Added cross-reference to Fern Terms of Service in Postman legal documentation navigation
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect how Postman's terms of service operate. The addition of a navigation link to Fern Terms of Service is an organizational update reflecting Postman's expanded product portfolio, with no impact on user rights, obligations, or service governance.
Added 'National Security' to product portfolio navigation in Terms of Service footer.
Why it matters: This change reflects a product portfolio update in Scale AI's footer navigation. From a terms-of-service perspective, it has minimal direct operational significance; its importance depends on whether the National Security product offering involves new data handling, regulatory compliance, or vendor relationships that may affect existing customers or trigger new contractual obligations.
Removes 'indexing' from stated backend service purposes in security practices.
Why it matters: The updated language clarifies which backend services Cursor explicitly discloses as part of app operation. Removing 'indexing' from the stated service list may indicate a change in how Cursor describes its internal processes, though the operational significance of this terminology change is limited.
Removed detailed disclosure language regarding plaintext code and metadata retention during codebase indexing processes.
Why it matters: The updated policy removes explicit disclosures about how Cursor processes and retains codebase data during indexing. Users and organizations can no longer rely on the stated data handling practices for plaintext code deletion and metadata storage, creating ambiguity about retention practices for sensitive source code and metadata.
Added Government to list of served industry integrations in Safety Policy.
Why it matters: The updated terms now explicitly disclose that ElevenLabs serves the Government sector, clarifying the company's market scope. This is a transparency clarification rather than a substantive policy change and does not modify safety guardrails, content restrictions, or operational obligations.
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Added Government sector to list of supported integration industries in usage policy.
Why it matters: This change does not materially affect how ElevenLabs' Usage Policy operates or what users or organizations are bound by. It is a navigational or sectoral taxonomy update that reflects the platform's stated integrations landscape.
Adds Government to disclosed industry integrations in privacy policy.
Why it matters: The updated policy explicitly discloses that government agencies use ElevenLabs' voice AI services. This clarification informs users and customers about the breadth of organizational use cases and signals government adoption and deployment of the platform.
Minor navigational and promotional language updates to DeepL Terms and Conditions; no material changes to service obligations or user rights.
Why it matters: This change reflects a minor reorganization of how DeepL's Terms and Conditions are presented to readers. The revisions affect the navigation structure and promotional messaging within the document itself, not the substantive contractual terms that govern service delivery, data handling, or user rights.
DeepL privacy policy reorganized navigation and product links; no material privacy practice changes detected.
Why it matters: This change has minimal operational significance. The updated policy reorganizes navigation and marketing content but does not alter the substantive privacy rights, data handling practices, or obligations that users operate under.
Added footer link to 'Verify Content Credentials' in the Company section of website navigation.
Why it matters: This change adds a website navigation link and does not modify any binding terms, rights, or obligations. It appears to provide access to a tool or page for verifying content credentials, which may be operationally relevant if you regularly work with Runway-generated or edited content, but it does not alter the legal relationship between Runway and its users.
Added 'Verify Content Credentials' footer link in privacy policy.
Why it matters: This change adds a navigation element to the privacy policy footer but introduces no material change to Runway's privacy practices, data collection, or user rights. The link may direct users to tools or resources related to content credential verification, but the privacy policy terms themselves remain substantively unchanged.
Minor navigation or menu adjustment detected in Cohere Terms of Use; no substantive policy change identified.
Why it matters: The detected change appears to involve navigation or menu structure rather than substantive modifications to Cohere's Terms of Use. Without visibility into the specific sentence that was modified, the operational significance of this update cannot be reliably assessed.
Formatting adjustment to Privacy Policy product navigation labels detected.
Why it matters: This change has minimal operational significance. It is a navigation menu formatting adjustment that does not modify any substantive privacy disclosures, data handling practices, or consumer protections stated in Cohere's Privacy Policy.
Added navigation link to 'Amend a Tax Return' resource in Terms of Use document.
Why it matters: This change has minimal operational significance. It is a site navigation update that improves user access to tax amendment resources but does not modify any substantive terms governing user rights, data handling, fees, or dispute resolution.
Removed opt-out instructions for Verizon Community users from privacy policy
Why it matters: The updated policy removes a disclosed opt-out mechanism for Verizon Community users. Under state privacy laws, removal of a previously published privacy control or instruction may raise compliance concerns unless the functionality remains accessible and is disclosed elsewhere. Verizon Community users will no longer locate this opt-out guidance in the policy as written.
Reordered model sequence in free license list; no models added or removed
Why it matters: This change has no material operational significance. The reordering of models in the license list does not affect which models are available, licensing rights, use restrictions, or terms of service.
Updated location references and store category listings in Kindle Store Terms navigation header.
Why it matters: This change has no operational significance for Kindle Store terms or consumer rights. The updated language reflects only navigation and location reference formatting changes with no impact on substantive policies, obligations, or consumer protections.
Adds disclosure that personal data is sold or shared with advertising and business partners; opt-out mechanism available.
Why it matters: The updated language formalizes Gusto's disclosure of personal information sales and sharing practices under U.S. state privacy laws, clarifying what data is shared, with whom, and how users can opt out. This affects how Gusto consumers understand their data privacy rights and responsibilities under CCPA, CPRA, and similar state regimes, and may require employers and vendors using Gusto to align their own privacy practices and agreements with these disclosures.
Pricing display updated to reflect current cryptocurrency market values.
Why it matters: This change has no operational significance for privacy or policy purposes. The detected modification is a pricing display adjustment reflecting market movement, not a substantive revision to OpenSea's privacy practices, data handling, or user obligations.
Added terms for unique item offers feature; emphasizes attribute matching is approximate and users must independently verify items before bidding.
Why it matters: The updated terms establish new operational procedures for a beta feature and clarify OpenSea's role and limitations in attribute verification. Users must independently verify items matching their selected attributes, as the platform does not validate attribute accuracy or item condition.
Privacy policy version date updated from April 2026 to June 2026
Why it matters: The version-date update signals that Nintendo reviewed or revised its Privacy Policy during the April-to-June 2026 period. Without access to the substantive policy text, the operational significance of any underlying changes cannot be determined. Users and compliance teams should review the full June 2026 policy to identify any material changes to data handling, consent, or consumer rights.
Documentation label updated from 'Style Reference' to 'Edit Model' in Midjourney FAQ.
Why it matters: This change has minimal operational significance. It is a documentation label update affecting only how Midjourney's FAQ materials are organized and navigated, not how data is collected, retained, or used.
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