Incident #317C01 · 20 MAR 2026minor
Llama API EU terms add severability clause and narrow when Module Four data transfer clauses apply
The EU version of the Llama API terms adds a severability clause saying unenforceable parts are trimmed or removed while the rest stays in force. The clause on transfers of GDPR personal data from Meta's EU processor back to the customer now applies only if the customer is in a country the European Commission deems not adequate. The old update notices were removed and the last-updated date is now March 20, 2026.
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- Clause for a provision found unenforceable: it is limited or severed and the rest of the terms stay in force
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If any portion of this MGPT is found to be unenforceable, then that portion will be limited to the minimum extent necessary to remain enforceable or, if necessary, severed and the remaining portions will remain in full force and effect.”+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
4.3 To the extent that Personal Data which is subject to the GDPR is transferred by Meta EU Processor (acting as Company's Processor) to Company (acting as Controller) in connection with the Applicable Terms and Company is located in a country or territory which is, at the time of such transfer, deemed not to ensure an adequate level of protection by the European Commission, such transfer shall be governed by Module Four of the SCCs (Processor-to-Controller).+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
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