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87 plain-language breakdowns of Terms of Service and Privacy Policies

Zscaler's Terms Shift Without Warning, Third-Party Access Poorly Defined

ZscalerSep 18, 2026

Pinterest owns the ad game with your data. Break the rules once and you're out.

PinterestSep 17, 2026

SAP Owns Your Words Forever

SAPSep 16, 2026

Rapid7's Terms: Security Vendor, Loose Data Guardrails

Rapid7Sep 15, 2026

Tor Project's Terms: What They Actually Don't Do With Your Data

Tor ProjectSep 14, 2026

Steam owns your games. Valve owns your account.

Valve (Steam)Sep 12, 2026

Splunk's Terms Lock You In Hard

SplunkSep 11, 2026

Adobe's Terms Let Them Control Your Content—And Hide the Rules

AdobeSep 10, 2026

Google's Terms: Auto-Updates, Kid Liability, and the Right to Change Things

GoogleSep 9, 2026

CircleCI Can Change the Rules on You. Here's What We Found.

CircleCISep 8, 2026

Airtable's Terms: Arbitration, Suspension, and Broad Content Rights

AirtableSep 7, 2026

Juniper Networks' Terms: A Company in Transition, Privacy Terms Missing

Juniper NetworksSep 6, 2026

Visa's Privacy Approach: Good Framework, Fragmented Terms

VisaSep 5, 2026

SemiconductorsD

Intel's Terms Are a One-Way Street

IntelSep 4, 2026

Proofpoint Can Change The Rules Or Pull The Plug Whenever It Wants

ProofpointSep 3, 2026

Xbox Terms: You Don't Own It, You Can't Sue About It, and Microsoft Watches What You Do

XboxSep 2, 2026

Palo Alto Networks: Security Company, Unforgiving Terms

Palo Alto NetworksSep 1, 2026

Plaid's Terms: Arbitration Walls and IP Grabs

PlaidAug 31, 2026

Verizon's Terms Are a Take-It-or-Leave-It Deal

VerizonAug 30, 2026

Hulu's terms bind you alone, change without notice, and auto-charge quietly

HuluAug 29, 2026

Block's Terms Stack Leaves You Alone in a Dispute

Block (Square)Aug 28, 2026

Datadog's Terms Are Missing. We Checked.

DatadogAug 27, 2026

Squarespace's Terms Are Hard to Find

SquarespaceAug 26, 2026

Twitch's Terms: You're Bound, Your Account Is Your Problem, Minors Need Permission

TwitchAug 25, 2026

IBM's Terms: Binding by Default, Transparent Where It Counts

IBMAug 24, 2026

Dell: Enterprise Grade, But Some Terms Stay Hidden

Dell TechnologiesAug 23, 2026

Take-Two Owns Your Account. You Own Nothing.

Take-Two InteractiveAug 22, 2026

Zoom's Terms: You Can't Sue Them. They Can Change Everything. We Read It.

ZoomAug 21, 2026

MongoDB's Terms: Change Without Warning, No Promises on the Software

MongoDBAug 20, 2026

SentinelOne can change the rules anytime. You're stuck with it.

SentinelOneAug 19, 2026

TikTok's Terms: Data Sweep, Username Seizure, and Buried Rules

TikTokAug 18, 2026

Max's Terms Are Built for Scale, Not Clarity

MaxAug 17, 2026

Freshworks Will Change the Rules When Your Subscription Renews

FreshworksAug 16, 2026

Kaspersky's terms hide more than they show

KasperskyAug 15, 2026

SemiconductorsC

ARM's Terms Leave Too Much Unsaid

ARMAug 14, 2026

Coda's Terms: Binding Arbitration, Auto-Renew, and Your Org's Control

CodaAug 13, 2026

DocuSign's Terms Give Them All the Leverage

DocuSignAug 12, 2026

Who Read ToS: Actually Private. Actually Simple.

Who Read ToSAug 11, 2026

Samsung's Terms Give Samsung All the Leverage

SamsungAug 10, 2026

GitHub's Terms: Your Code, Their Models, Your Risk

GitHubAug 9, 2026

EA's Terms: Your Money Stays, Your Account Doesn't

Electronic ArtsAug 8, 2026

Ubisoft Owns Your Games. And Your Right to Sue.

UbisoftAug 7, 2026

Postman lets AI generate your API workflows. Read what it makes before you ship it.

PostmanAug 6, 2026

Sentry's Terms: Unilateral Changes, But With an Exit

SentryAug 5, 2026

Spotify's Terms Lock You In Hard

SpotifyAug 4, 2026

UiPath's Terms Are a Moving Target

UiPathAug 3, 2026

Atlassian Binds You Hard, Restricts You Harder

AtlassianAug 2, 2026

ClickUp's Terms: Automatic Charges, Instant Shutdowns, and One Escape Hatch

ClickUpAug 1, 2026

Tumblr can change the rules, kill your account, or shut down services whenever it wants

TumblrJul 31, 2026

Target Circle: Member Perks Without the Hidden Catches

TargetJul 30, 2026

Paramount+ owns the terms. You own the problems.

Paramount+Jul 29, 2026

Zendesk can change the rules whenever it wants. Here's what else.

ZendeskJul 28, 2026

ExpressVPN: Strong Privacy, Weak Dispute Rights

ExpressVPNJul 27, 2026

Discord's Got Teeth, and Some of Them Point at You

DiscordJul 26, 2026

Twilio's Terms Are Missing. Entirely.

TwilioJul 25, 2026

Disney+ Terms: Binding Arbitration, Auto-Renewal, Unilateral Changes

Disney+Jul 24, 2026

Lyft's Terms Give Lyft the Power, You Get the Ride

LyftJul 23, 2026

Miro's Terms: The English Version Wins, Corporate Email Gets Claimed

MiroJul 22, 2026

Shopify can shut you down anytime, and you're on the hook for everything

ShopifyJul 21, 2026

Instacart Gets You the Groceries. Not Much Else.

InstacartJul 20, 2026

Khan Academy's Access Barriers Keep Some Users Out

Khan AcademyJul 19, 2026

SemiconductorsB

NVIDIA's Terms Hold All the Cards

NVIDIAJul 18, 2026

HubSpot's Terms Are Scattered Across Five Different Documents

HubSpotJul 17, 2026

Stripe's Terms Trade Your Control for Their Convenience

StripeJul 16, 2026

Heroku's B Grade: Solid Platform, But Slower Feature Moves and Split Agreement Terms

HerokuJul 15, 2026

Citrix's Terms: Unilateral Control and Your Liability

CitrixJul 14, 2026

Zoho's Terms: Beta Trap and Broad Kill Switches

ZohoJul 13, 2026

Booking.com's Terms Put the Travel Risk on You

Booking.comJul 12, 2026

Elastic's Terms Favor the Company. Protect Your Account.

ElasticJul 11, 2026

New Relic's Terms Require You to Sign Separate Agreements

New RelicJul 10, 2026

Dropbox will cut you off without warning. But your files stay yours.

DropboxJul 9, 2026

Trend Micro Can Change the Rules, Drop the Service, and Walk Away

Trend MicroJul 8, 2026

Grammarly's terms favor them. You get arbitration and auto-renewal.

GrammarlyJul 7, 2026

Proton's Terms: Encrypted, Swiss, and Strict on Minors

ProtonJul 6, 2026

Fortinet's Terms Hide More Than They Show

FortinetJul 5, 2026

Riot Games: You Don't Own Your Skins, and You Can't Sue

Riot GamesJul 4, 2026

Evernote's Terms Will Change Without Your Say

EvernoteJul 3, 2026

DuckDuckGo promises privacy. Then the fine print kicks in.

DuckDuckGoJul 2, 2026

PagerDuty's Terms: Who Signs Matters Most

PagerDutyJul 1, 2026

Vercel's terms stack the deck against you

VercelJun 30, 2026

TaskRabbit Isn't Responsible for Much—Here's What That Means

TaskRabbitJun 29, 2026

Nutanix Terms Protect Nutanix More Than You

NutanixJun 28, 2026

DigitalOcean's Terms: Arbitration, Hidden Documents, and Unilateral Control

DigitalOceanJun 28, 2026

Cisco can kill your account and keep your stuff

CiscoJun 28, 2026

NortonLifeLock's Terms Hide the Real Pricing and Coverage Details

NortonLifeLockJun 28, 2026

Slack's Terms Hide the Full Picture

SlackJun 28, 2026

Asana's Terms: Who Controls Your Data Depends on How You Pay

AsanaJun 28, 2026