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10On 21 March 2024, Activision Blizzard blocked access to Blizzard services, requiring customers to accept forced arbitration terms in the updated Blizzard end-user license agreement (EULA). In effect…
Ally Invest Securities, LLC (also known as Ally Invest) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ally Financial which provides securities brokerage and financial services. Ally Invest provides services to…
About a year after Canva acquired Serif, and along with it, the Affinity range of graphic editing applications, it removed the ability for users to purchase older versions of the Affinity software…
DAZN is a British-owned entertainment platform for sports broadcasting and streaming. The platform launched in 2015 and streams live and on-demand sport to over 200 countries worldwide. The service…
Indeed, owned by Recruit Holdings, operates as one of the world's largest job search platforms with more than 350 million monthly unique visitors. The platform had large operational changes in…
Life360's Terms of Service includes an arbitration agreement which users must accept to use the app. This clause was expanded in July 2025.
The Miku ToS is long, and can be potentially confusing for customers to understand. This section is meant to summarize and highlight important parts of the Miku TOS. Miku Customer Requirements…
On 29 March 2024, Smartwool e-mailed customers in their database, automatically opting them in to their new terms of use. These new terms of use contain a forced arbitration clause that requires…
On June 29, 2026, T-Mobile began notifying customers that it was retiring more than 1,100 legacy billing codes and automatically moving the affected subscribers onto its current, higher-priced…
Vital Proteins sells supplements, and they have product lines that come in containers with a lid on them. These type of containers have a plastic ring under the lid, which break away from the main…