Incident #4C69AF · 08 JUL 2026major
Llama API terms rewritten: promise not to train on your content removed, paid billing added
The Llama API terms were rewritten. The sentence promising Meta will not use your Content to train AI models, the 30-day retention statement, the 700M-user cap and the EU multimodal restriction no longer appear in the changed text. Detailed payment terms replace 'free of charge': changeable fees, 1% monthly late interest, non-refundable prepayment and credit checks for invoice billing. New terms also cover Meta Accounts, marketing communications, 18+ End Users, and a wider warranty about Meta's use of Inputs.
Taken from you
- Explicit promise that Meta will not use your Content to train AI models is gone
- Fixed 30-day Content retention statement removed
- Free access replaced by fees that Meta can change by updating rates
- Late payments can bring immediate suspension, 1% monthly interest and collection costs
- Prepayment is non-refundable except where required by law
- Invoice billing lets Meta obtain your credit report
- Meta Account terms are superseded by these Terms for the Services; marketing communications processing added
- End Users must now also be at least 18, and Integrated Products may not target under-18s
- Warranty now covers rights to use Inputs for Meta's use as described in the Terms
- Indemnity exclusion for safeguards now also covers disabling or circumventing them and citations
Evidence · 4 of 4 quotes matched in source
Your Content constitutes your Confidential Information; however, Meta's rights to use, process, and retain Content as described in Sections 4, 5, and 6 are not restricted by this Section 12.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
Pre-payment is non-refundable except where required by law.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
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