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New terms you have to accept to keep using something you already paid for.
"By continuing to use the service, you agree." Sometimes it's harder than that: an app that locks until you tap Accept, or a connection that stops working unless you sign in again.
These are the changes where doing nothing has a consequence, so each one leads with its deadline.
Apps linked to your Fitbit stop getting new data on Oct 30 unless you reconnect each one through Google Health.
From Nov 12, 25 or more similar claims against Pinterest go to one arbitrator, and its ads can follow you to your TV. You get a 30-day window to opt out of arbitration.
From Nov 1, purchases on Roblox are bought from Roblox itself, not from creators, and players under 18 need a parent to accept the new terms to keep playing.
Oura's app stops working Nov 4 unless you accept new terms: arbitration with a jury waiver, mass claims handled 20 at a time, and no opt-out.
Who has quietly taken away your day in court.
Pinterest · Roblox · Evernote · Oura · DoorDash · Robinhood3 changesWho trains on what you write, and who just promised not to.
Todoist · Evernote · Google3 changesWhen your data starts paying for someone else's ads.
Pinterest · Verizon · Google5 changesServices that are ending, and the data that disappears with them.
Fitbit · IPL · IKEA · Proton10 changesPrice rises, new fees, and the rules for leaving.
USPS · Shopify · Rocket Money · GitHub · Robinhood · Cloudflare · Verizon ·…8 changesCompanies passing responsibility to someone else.
FCC · Shein · Google Play · Proton · USPS · U.S. DOT · Bank of America14 changesSmall edits to plans and pricing pages.
Audible · Airbnb · Figma · Shopify · Squarespace · Slack · Spotify · Wix