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Terms of Service and Privacy Statement Updated

October 1, 2026

Our Terms of Service and Privacy Statement have been updated! Please try to contain your excitement.

More Ways to Pay at Checkout

September 25, 2026

We have updated our checkout to give you more flexibility in how you pay. Along with credit and debit cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and Link, you can now pay with:

Cash App Pay
Crypto (stablecoins)
Klarna, which lets you split your purchase into smaller payments over time
Amazon Pay, using the payment details already saved in your Amazon account

Checkout now shows you the payment options that fit you best, based on your location, device, and order. That keeps the page clean and easy to use, but it also means you may not see every option on every purchase.

PayPal is no longer accepted. If you’ve used PayPal in the past, any of the options above will work in its place, and many of them can draw on the same bank account or card you had linked to PayPal.

Questions? Just contact us. We’re happy to help.

Faster, Safer Ways to Log In

September 20, 2026

New Feature

We have added new ways to log in to your CEUniverse account, plus an optional extra layer of protection. They’re designed to make logging in quicker and to better protect your account.

What’s new

Passkeys
A passkey lets you log in with your fingerprint, face, or your device’s screen-lock PIN instead of typing a password. Passkeys can’t be guessed, reused, or stolen in a data breach, and they can’t be tricked out of you by fake look-alike websites. You’ll be offered the chance to set one up the next time you log in. Learn more about passkeys

Magic link
Prefer not to remember a password? Choose Login Via Magic URL on the login page, enter your email address, and we’ll email you a one-time link. Click it to log in. Each link works only once and expires after 10 minutes. Learn more about magic links

Log in with Google
If you already use Google to log in, nothing changes. It remains available, and you can disconnect it from your Google Account at any time. Learn more about Google login

Authenticator app (optional extra protection)
For an added layer of security, you can turn on two-step verification with an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, or Bitwarden. After you log in, you’ll enter a 6-digit code from the app on your phone, so a stolen password alone isn’t enough to get into your account. You’ll be offered this option when you log in, and you can choose Not now and set it up later. Learn more about authenticator apps

Why we’re making these changes

Passwords are the most common way accounts get compromised. They get reused across websites, guessed, or leaked in breaches that have nothing to do with us.

Artificial intelligence is making this problem worse. Scammers now use AI tools to write phishing emails and fake login pages that look and sound convincing, without the typos and awkward wording that used to give them away. They can also produce these messages in huge volumes, tailored to individual people. Automated tools can try stolen passwords across many sites much faster than before. Even careful people can be fooled by a message that looks exactly like it came from a company they trust.

Passkeys and magic links are much harder to attack this way. A passkey only works on our real website, so a look-alike page can’t capture it, and there’s no password to steal or guess. Magic links are single-use and expire in 10 minutes, so there’s no reusable password to intercept. Both also save you time and password-reset headaches. We’ve also strengthened our login protections behind the scenes to guard against repeated or suspicious sign-in attempts.

For people who want even more protection, an authenticator app adds a second step that requires something only you have: your phone.

What you need to do

Nothing is required. Your existing login method will continue to work. We recommend setting up a passkey when prompted, since it’s the fastest and most secure option. If you’d like an extra layer of protection on top of your login, you can also add an authenticator app.

If you have any questions or run into trouble, contact our helpdesk .

Country-Based Pricing Simplified and Expanded

August 3, 2026

Announcement

We have updated how our country-based pricing works, making it fairer and available to a lot more customers.

What’s changing: Our discounts are now based on the World Bank’s official country income classification instead of a hand-picked list of countries. This gives us a consistent, well-documented standard instead of a patchwork of one-off decisions — and it’s reviewed and updated by the World Bank every year.

What it means for you: Pricing now adjusts automatically based on your country’s income level:

High-income countries: full price
Upper-middle-income countries: 45% off
Lower-middle-income countries: 60% off
Low-income countries: 65% off

Broader coverage: Over 125 countries are now included, up from a much shorter list before. Many customers in countries that previously received no discount at all will now see one that better reflects their local purchasing power.

Your discount is applied automatically in your cart and at checkout based on the billing country you enter — no code needed.

Read more about how this works in our helpdesk article.

Add a Review of CEUniverse

July 24, 2026

New Feature

We have re-launched the ability to leave a review of CEUniverse itself (not just our individual products)! You can do this by visiting the Reviews page and clicking the “Add a Review” button at the top.

We’re a small business that values genuine recommendations over big ad campaigns. If you could take a moment to leave a review and let everyone know what you love about CEUniverse, we would really appreciate it!

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