This is for U.S. users. I linked to their Terms of Service for full text. You have to contact them via info on that page to opt out, however, this lovely popup doesn't let you proceed until you click the pretty blue button.

TLDR (Arbitration text):

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT SECTION D.12 BELOW CONTAINS AN ARBITRATION AGREEMENT THAT APPLIES TO ALL USERS LOCATED IN THE UNITED STATES. PLEASE READ SECTION D.12 CAREFULLY.

THE ARBITRATION AGREEMENT PROVIDES, WITH LIMITED EXCEPTIONS (WHICH ARE LISTED IN SECTION D.12(a)), THAT YOU AND INDEED: (1) WILL ONLY BE PERMITTED TO PURSUE DISPUTES AGAINST EACH OTHER OR OTHER USERS THROUGH BINDING, FINAL ARBITRATION; (2) WAIVE ALL RIGHTS TO BRING OR PARTICIPATE IN A DISPUTE ON A CLASS, COLLECTIVE, OR REPRESENTATIVE BASIS; AND (3) WAIVE ALL RIGHTS TO PURSUE DISPUTES IN A COURT OF LAW AND TO HAVE A JURY TRIAL.

AS A JOB SEEKER, YOU MAY OPT OUT OF THE ARBITRATION AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION D.12(k) BELOW.

Screenshot of the popup when I tried to view a job. The text on the popup says the following: Please be sure to review our updated Terms of Service (“Terms”). Please note that these Terms include a newly updated Arbitration Agreement. The Arbitration Agreement includes a class-action waiver. This means you agree to resolve any disputes related to your use of Indeed or its vendors through binding arbitration rather than in court. The Arbitration Agreement also explains how to opt out of arbitration and the deadline for doing so after accepting these Terms.
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[–] [S] 14 points 2 months ago
  • Edited: I forgot the image, and I also clarified that you can contact them to optout on the legal page I linked to.
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