Dropbox's new terms bring inactive account deletion to 6 months from January 2027, plus same-email suspension linkage and a looser refund policy.
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Microsoft faces backlash over Copilot terms labeling the AI as "entertainment only." Discover why this legacy clause contradicts its 2026 marketing narrative.
Amazon issued a cease-and-desist to Perplexity's Comet AI browser, demanding it stop automated purchasing. Amazon calls it a bot; Perplexity calls it a user agent.
Microsoft disabled certain Azure and AI services used by a unit of Israel’s Ministry of Defense after finding evidence of mass civilian surveillance in Gaza and the West Bank.Export to Sheets
Google is updating its terms to prohibit cross-region YouTube Premium subscriptions. Users using VPNs to get cheaper prices risk having their accounts canceled.
Reddit is blocking the Internet Archive from crawling its site, citing concerns that AI companies are using it as a workaround to scrape data for free.
Anthropic has revoked OpenAI's Claude API access, citing a terms of service violation. OpenAI, preparing to launch GPT-5, denies the accusation, calling the move "disappointing."
CapCut's updated TOS (June 12, 2025) grants ByteDance a perpetual, worldwide license to use user content, including likeness and voice, for any purpose without compensation or approval.
Mastodon updates its Terms of Service, formally prohibiting unauthorized AI data scraping and LLM training, effective July 1, 2025. Other Fediverse instances may follow.