Vol26 Issue 19 Smaller Changes
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Artlist updated its Terms to July 2, 2026 and added a rule just for US users. The old version sent every dispute "uniquely to the Tel Aviv-Yaffo courts and no other court anywhere else." Now US users get New York law and New York courts. If you're in the US, the place you'd have to fight a dispute just moved a lot closer to home.
Kling added a new Section 4.9 that puts its official account in every user's Following list by default, framed as a handy way to catch "You can unfollow. It's a small on-by-default choice written into the terms, and it fits Kling's pattern of adding clauses without making noise about them.
Anthropic changed the models featured on its documentation page to Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, with a new note that Mythos 5 passes the company's internal safety limits in cybersecurity and biology, and that Fable 5 is the version released to the public behind automatic safety filters. It's not a terms change, but it's a useful signal for readers watching how AI labs describe which versions they hold back.
Zapier updated its compliance page to July 2, 2026 and moved its "Workspaces" feature from "Rolling out Q2 2026 ... Not yet generally available" to listed as live. A launch confirmation, no change to your rights.