AT&T can change these terms at any time, and simply continuing to use your account after the changes are posted means you automatically agree to the new terms.
This provision allows AT&T to change the terms of your agreement without direct personal notice, meaning material changes to your rights — including data sharing practices or dispute resolution terms — could take effect without your active consent.
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Compare across platforms →AT&T can unilaterally alter the rules governing your account — including arbitration terms, data practices, or fees — and you accept those changes just by continuing to use your account, even if you were never directly notified.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Unilateral modification clauses are subject to FTC Act Section 5 scrutiny for unfairness and deception, particularly where notice is inadequate. The CCPA (Cal. Civ. Code §1798.130) requires businesses to notify California consumers of material changes to privacy practices at or before the point of collection. GDPR Article 7 requires renewed consent for material changes to data processing terms for EU users, though this document appears to be US-focused.
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