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Commerce · August 9, 2023

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Get notified when sites update their terms of service

After reading about what happened with NightOwl yesterday [0], I thought about what it would take to be aware of things like that in the future. I created ToSNotify to automatically notify you when a website's terms change. A harder problem I've been thinking through is how to know which terms to track, since it'd be a pain to add every site I have an account with. One idea I had is to automatically get terms for apps you have installed from the app store. Any other ideas/feedback are appreciated! [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37052508

In plain words

ToSNotify automatically monitors websites and sends notifications when their terms of service change. It's designed for users who want to stay informed about policy updates from services they use. The tool can track terms from websites you select and has the potential to automatically monitor apps installed from app stores, helping users catch important changes they might otherwise miss.

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