`Amazon Music` ‧ `Terms of Service` ‧ not tracked anymore

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 18 October 2023 at 14:45:38 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-18T14:45:38Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-18T14:45:38Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 19 October 2023 at 6:31:23 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-19T06:31:23Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-19T06:31:23Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 19 October 2023 at 12:30:50 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-19T12:30:50Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-19T12:30:50Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 20 October 2023 at 6:30:52 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-20T06:30:52Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-20T06:30:52Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 20 October 2023 at 12:30:55 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-20T12:30:55Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-20T12:30:55Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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Tracking resumed

No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 30 October 2023 at 18:38:26 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-30T18:38:26Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-30T18:38:26Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 31 October 2023 at 0:38:15 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-31T00:38:15Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-10-31T00:38:15Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 21 November 2023 at 12:39:08 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-11-21T12:39:08Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-11-21T12:39:08Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 22 November 2023 at 2:07:03 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-11-22T02:07:03Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-11-22T02:07:03Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 29 November 2023 at 7:21:23 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-11-29T07:21:23Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-11-29T07:21:23Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 29 November 2023 at 23:45:52 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-11-29T23:45:52Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-11-29T23:45:52Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 28 December 2023 at 6:30:53 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-12-28T06:30:53Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-12-28T06:30:53Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 28 December 2023 at 12:30:55 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-12-28T12:30:55Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-12-28T12:30:55Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 31 December 2023 at 12:30:50 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-12-31T12:30:50Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-12-31T12:30:50Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 31 December 2023 at 18:30:53 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2023-12-31T18:30:53Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2023-12-31T18:30:53Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 15 January 2024 at 6:30:53 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-15T06:30:53Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-15T06:30:53Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 15 January 2024 at 12:30:52 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-15T12:30:52Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-15T12:30:52Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 17 January 2024 at 18:31:19 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-17T18:31:19Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-17T18:31:19Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 18 January 2024 at 0:30:53 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-18T00:30:53Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-18T00:30:53Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 21 January 2024 at 18:30:58 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-21T18:30:58Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-21T18:30:58Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 22 January 2024 at 0:30:52 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-22T00:30:52Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-22T00:30:52Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 24 January 2024 at 6:31:04 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-24T06:31:04Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-24T06:31:04Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 24 January 2024 at 12:30:53 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-24T12:30:53Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-01-24T12:30:53Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 25 February 2024 at 0:31:01 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-02-25T00:31:01Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-02-25T00:31:01Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 25 February 2024 at 6:30:59 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-02-25T06:30:59Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-02-25T06:30:59Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 5 March 2024 at 0:31:28 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• The provided selector "div.help-content" has no match in the web page at 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-03-05T00:31:28Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-03-05T00:31:28Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

[OTA-Bot]

No version of the Terms of Service of service Amazon Music is recorded anymore since 5 March 2024 at 12:31:29 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

• Received HTTP code 403 when trying to fetch 'https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

• [ ] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201380010

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

• Try updating the selectors.
• Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

• If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
• If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-03-05T12:31:29Z as the validUntil value.
• If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-03-05T12:31:29Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

• Latest declaration
• Latest version

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No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.

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Tracking resumed

No changes were found in the last run, so no new version has been recorded.