Daily report · No. 20 · Monday, November 2, 2026

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1 change · checked November 2, 2026

What changed

PrivacyCalmNotableNov 2
Calm: Calm says it may now infer health traits from feelings you share, and adds AI terms
Calm's Oct 13 privacy policy drops its promise not to infer health traits from feelings you share in messages. New terms cover AI features fed with your emotions and stress.
inserted: Certain AI Features may allow you to submit information regarding your emotions, well-being, stress levels, personal experiences, goals, or other wellness-related matters.
Who it affects: Everyone who uses the Calm app or website, especially people who send Calm feedback or messages about how they feel, or who use its AI features. Premium subscribers who rely on downloads are affected by the new content terms.
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No changes today. Our first pass hit a burst of SSL errors (Delta, Pinterest, Verizon, Xero and PlayStation), so we re-ran the check minutes later and got 145 of 147 pages. Of the five pages whose text differed from yesterday, none was a real change: Shopify's, Audible's and Mailchimp's pricing pages served the other versions they rotate between, Canva's privacy policy updated the street address of its EU data-protection representative, and Tubi's privacy page showed a new random device ID. Two pages still failed: PlayStation's terms (an SSL error for a fourth day; playstation.com is unreachable from our fetcher) and Roblox's terms (HTTP 403).

What changed

Calm: Calm says it may now infer health traits from feelings you share, and adds AI terms