“Affirm may unilaterally decide to change this Agreement from time to time, provided, however, that such changes will not impose additional obligations on you with respect to actions you took before the change...”
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Affirm's unilateral amendment power means the terms governing your use of the service may change without your affirmative agreement, though past actions are protected from retroactive new obligations.
The reader is subject to amended terms whenever Affirm chooses to change the Agreement, except that pre-change actions cannot be burdened by new obligations.
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"Affirm may unilaterally decide to change this Agreement from time to time, provided, however, that such changes will not impose additional obligations on you with respect to actions you took before the change...Excerpt from Affirm's Terms of Service
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Affirm's unilateral amendment power means the terms governing your use of the service may change without your affirmative agreement, though past actions are protected from retroactive new obligations.
The reader is subject to amended terms whenever Affirm chooses to change the Agreement, except that pre-change actions cannot be burdened by new obligations.
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