Meta has paused planned updates to several of its policies, including its Commercial Terms, Product Catalog Terms, Self-Serve Ad Terms, and Ad Creative Generative AI Terms. As a result of the pause, the modifications will not take effect on the scheduled date of Nov. A company spokesperson stated that Meta is delaying the updates to allow time to engage with stakeholders and get the changes right.
BRUSSELS, Nov 6 : Meta has paused planned updates to its Commercial Terms, Product Catalog Terms, Self-Serve Ad Terms and Ad Creative Generative AI Terms, meaning the changes will not take effect on Nov. 20, 2026, the company said on Friday.
"We're pausing the changes as we continue to engage with stakeholders and take our time to get this right. In the meantime, our existing terms remain in effect," a spokesperson said.
Source: Reuters
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