Sentence examples for updated its terms from inspiring English sources

The company first announced plans to connect its userbase — which stands at more than one billion — with businesses back in January, and it today it updated its terms of service in preparation for testing with selected users "in the months ahead".

This month, when Facebook updated its terms, it deleted a provision that said users could remove their content at any time, at which time the license would expire.

In response to the revelations at Def Con, Standard Innovation said it had updated its terms and conditions to reflect, in "plain language", the kind of data it collects.

Debunking once and for all the theory that Instagram has been hemorrhaging members since it controversially updated its terms of service in January, the photo-sharing app announced that it hit 100 million active users on Tuesday.

Twitter recently updated its terms of service agreement, making it very clear that "your tweets belong to you".

Netflix has updated its terms and conditions to so that it can now terminate your contract if you're found to be circumventing its geo-restrictions to watch content from a region other than your own.

Google declared that it was updating its terms and conditions, and that any sex bloggers should pull their adult content out of its Blogger network.

But it used vague and omnious legalese to update its terms and say it could be paid to use people's likeness, photos, and actions for promotions.

Case in point: Pinterest recently had to update its Terms of Service to clarify how it can commercially use the information posted on the site, in an effort better convey the spirit behind its words.

The risk is that could make us a little more numb if (or when) Google decides to update its terms of service and connect Clips to the cloud.

YouTube has made attempts to rein in the pranksters, recently updating its terms to prohibit dangerous or potentially deadly challenges, those that make victims believe they're in "serious physical danger," and those that could inflict "severe emotional distress" on children.