Know when the fine print changes.
Companies rewrite their Terms of Service and Privacy Policies quietly. tldr watches 615 of them, catches every real change, and explains in plain English what it could mean for your rights, your data, and your money. The evidence is always one click away.
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We track changes, not formatting noise.
Legal pages churn for boring reasons: a timestamp moves, the HTML gets reshuffled, a tracking token rotates. tldr strips that noise before anything is stored, so a new version appears only when the text of the policy itself changed. When a real edit turns out to be cosmetic, the review says so.
Understand a change without reading every line.
Every change gets a plain-English summary of what was added, removed, or rewritten, and consumer-impact flags rated from Noted to Critical: data sharing and collection, forced arbitration, class-action waivers, content licenses and AI training, termination, billing and renewal, unilateral changes, liability limits. The exact wording is always there to check.
See what the terms said before you agreed.
Most trackers show you what a policy says today. tldr keeps the record: live monitoring joined with versions recovered from the public web archive, reaching back to 1997. You can trace how an agreement evolved, not just read its latest edition.
Checked by software, honest about it.
AI-assisted summaries can get things wrong. That is why every analysis links the original document and the exact version it describes, and why archive dates are labelled as approximate. Read the summary, then verify it yourself in one click.