Legal Terms – What’s Changed?

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

1. Terms of Service (TOS)

   Changes posted on February 12, 2024 and effective on April 12, 2024

   • 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.

   Changes posted December 29, 2022

   • 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

2. Data Processing Addendum (DPA)

   Changes posted May 29, 2024

   • 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

   Changes posted December 29, 2022

   • 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)

3. Privacy Policy

   Changes posted May 31, 2024

   • Updated the Data Privacy Framework Notice to reflect U.S.-based alternative dispute resolution provider for unresolved Data Privacy Framework-related complaints

   Changes posted December 15, 2023

   • 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

   Changes posted October 5, 2023

   • 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

   Changes posted July 25, 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

   Changes posted December 29, 2022

   • 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)

4. Applicant Privacy Policy

   Changes posted July 25, 2023

   • 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)