Perplexity: Trust page changed
Perplexity’s Trust page removed the listed “Portable media encrypted” control and added “Code of Conduct acknowledged by employees and enforced.” These edits change the security assurances shown to customers, but do not establish whether the underlying practices changed.
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What changed
Struck in red is what Perplexity removed; blue is what they added. Muted text is unchanged context.
Compared with the previous archived version (#2940 to #5419). Text is normalized before comparing: dates, counters and tokens show as ‹date›, ‹count›, ‹tok›, and noise-only edits are hidden. Rewindex shows changed passages with a few words of context, not a copy of the page. View the live page (opens in new tab).
Archive proof
Rewindex commits each page capture it captures to a daily checkpoint, chains it to the day before, and has the checkpoint timestamped by FreeTSA and DigiCert. That proves these records existed by then and have not been changed since, by anyone, Rewindex included.
How the archive is checked, and what it cannot prove.
Before captured
In the 2026-10-20 checkpoint, timestamped by FreeTSA and DigiCert on . Record hash
e48ead84ccdf3104…After captured
In the 2026-10-22 checkpoint, timestamped by FreeTSA and DigiCert on . Record hash
c7cc25c2f68a4da5…
History of this page
TodaySaturday, October 31Sat, Oct 31
1 page change
- Content changedPage change
Trust pagechanged
Perplexity’s Trust page added “FedRAMP 20x Class C Trust Center access instructions” and stopped displaying the named 2026 Q2 ongoing authorization report and its description. A “View <count> more” control appeared, so the diff does not establish that the report is no longer available; the changes mainly affect document discovery.
YesterdayFriday, October 30Fri, Oct 30
1 page change
- Content changedPage change
Trust pagechanged
Perplexity’s trust page changed its FedRAMP 20x designation from Low (Class B) to Class C (Moderate) and added a statement that it achieved FedRAMP 20x Class C Certification. This updates the compliance status customers can reference in security reviews.
Thursday, October 22
1 page change
- Content changedPage change
Trust pagechangedthis change
Perplexity’s Trust page removed the listed “Portable media encrypted” control and added “Code of Conduct acknowledged by employees and enforced.” These edits change the security assurances shown to customers, but do not establish whether the underlying practices changed.
Tuesday, October 20
1 page change
- Content changedPage change
Trust pagechanged
Perplexity’s Trust page removed “Encryption key access restricted” and added “Access control procedures established” among its infrastructure security controls. The listed security assurances changed, but the evidence does not establish whether the underlying controls changed.
Monday, October 19
1 page change
- Content changedPage change
Trust pagechanged
Perplexity’s Trust page replaced “Anti-malware technology utilized” with “Code of Conduct acknowledged by contractors” in its displayed security controls. The page no longer lists the anti-malware statement in that position; this does not establish that the underlying control was removed.