The term 'protected' has been removed from the document.
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Companies quietly rewrite their Terms of Service and Privacy Policies — adding arbitration clauses, expanding data sharing, or waiving your rights. TermsAudit fetches the live documents, diffs each new version, and emails you what changed in plain English.
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How it works
- Fetch We pull each tracked Terms and Privacy page on a schedule.
- Diff New text is hashed and compared to the last stored version.
- Explain An LLM writes a plain-English summary and a low / medium / high severity flag.
- Notify Subscribers get an email. The public history updates for anyone to search.
Recently detected changes
See allThe old email address for privacy inquiries has been removed.
See the actual wordingThe previous heading for account privacy has been removed.
See the actual wordingThe previous section title was removed.
See the actual wordingThe term 'protected' has been removed from the document.
See the actual wordingThe 'User' heading has been removed from the document.
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Questions people ask
What does TermsAudit watch?
Public Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages for consumer apps and services. We fetch them on a schedule, store a snapshot, and compare the next version.
Is this legal advice?
No. Highlights and change summaries are automatic readings of public text so you can decide whether to look at the source document.
How do I get email alerts?
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