In Osano, you'll find indicators that classify changes to documents as either major or minor. These indicators help you understand the significance of changes and how they impact policy reviews.
Minor Changes
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Minor changes are considered low-impact and do not trigger a re-review by Osano's attorneys.
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These could include:
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Formatting adjustments
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Spelling corrections
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Non-substantive wording changes
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Major Changes - "Substantive Changes"
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Major changes are significant and do trigger a re-review by Osano's attorneys.
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These may include:
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Substantial content updates
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Changes affecting legal terms or privacy practices
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Revisions that could alter the meaning or interpretation of the document
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How Osano Determines Change Type
Osano's algorithm evaluates multiple factors to classify changes, including:
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The extent of changes within the document.
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The types of words that have changed, focusing on terms related to legal obligations, privacy practices, or data usage.