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Legal Terms - What's Changed?

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·Legal Terms - What's Changed?

·The following includes a summary of key changes to the legal documents identified below.

1Changes posted February 12, 2024 and effective on April 12, 2024 Changes posted December 29, 2022

·Terms of Service (TOS)

·Updated terminology to refer to "Service Data" instead of "Event Data". "Service Data" more accurately reflects the breadth of data that can be sent to Sentry.
·Updated Sentry's data usage rights to include the right to use non-identifying data for product development and other legitimate business purposes
·Updated Sentry's data usage rights to require customer authorization to use Service Data (other than non-identifying data) for any purpose other than providing Sentry's service to the customer.
·Updated data locality language to align with Sentry making new data regions available.
·Added language to address handling of withholding taxes.
·General updates to streamline the definitions.
·General updates made to align defined terms and overall structure of the TOS with our standard enterprise customer agreement
·General updates made so the TOS covers the ability to use all of Sentry's current product offerings
·New language added to provide more clarity about the event data that customers send to Sentry for processing and how Sentry uses event data
·New language added to provide more clarity about the usage data that Sentry captures about customers' interaction with the Sentry service and how Sentry uses usage data
·New language added to show how our Data Processing Addendum and Business Associate Amendment interact with the TOS
·New terms added that address purchases of subscriptions to the Sentry service through authorized resellers
2Changes posted May 29, 2024 Changes posted December 29, 2022

·Data Processing Addendum (DPA)

·General updates made to expressly incorporate the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, UK extension to the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework
·Consolidated the list of subprocessors applicable for all Sentry products, including Codecov by Sentry
·General updates made to improve readability, streamline terms, and cross-reference relevant policies
·General updates made to expand the geographic scope of the DPA.
·General updates made so the DPA covers all of Sentry's current product offerings
·General updates made to improve readability, streamline the core terms and utilize schedules for supplemental provisions
·New language added to comply with emerging U.S. data protection laws, including the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)
3Changes posted October 29, 2025 Changes posted May 31, 2024 Changes posted December 15, 2023 Changes posted October 5, 2023 Changes posted July 25, 2023 Changes posted December 29, 2022

·Privacy Policy

·Updated the contact and related sections to include reference to Sentry Software Netherlands B.V. as our EU representative
·Updated the Data Privacy Framework Notice to reflect U.S.-based alternative dispute resolution provider for unresolved Data Privacy Framework-related complaints
·Updated the Data Privacy Framework Notice to reflect Sentry's certification to the UK extension to the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and the Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework
·Replaced the Privacy Shield Notice with the Data Privacy Framework Notice to reflect the European Commission's adequacy decision for the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework on July 10, 2023
·Language updated to reflect Sentry's removal of advertising cookies and tracking technology from our website
·Corresponding updates made to California-required disclosures as a result of the foregoing
·General updates made to clarify the scope and applicability of the Privacy Policy
·General updates made to improve readability and remove redundant language
·New language added to comply with emerging U.S. data protection laws, including the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)
4Changes posted July 25, 2023

·Applicant Privacy Policy

·General updates made to improve readability
·New language added to comply with emerging U.S. data protection laws, including the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)