The agreement permits Audible to modify the Conditions of Use at any time by posting updated terms to the site, with continued use of the service constituting acceptance of the revised terms without requiring affirmative user consent.
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This provision establishes a unilateral modification mechanism under which material changes to the contractual relationship take effect upon posting, without requiring affirmative user acknowledgment. This mechanism may interact with consumer protection frameworks in jurisdictions that require notice or consent for material contract modifications.
Under this clause, the terms governing Audible service access may be updated at any time, and continued use of the service after posting of changes constitutes acceptance. Users who do not regularly review the posted terms may be bound by updated conditions they have not actively reviewed.
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"Audible reserves the right to make changes to this site, its policies, and these Conditions of Use at any time. Your continued use of the Audible site after any changes are posted will be considered your agreement to those changes.Excerpt from Audible's Conditions of Use
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This provision establishes a unilateral modification mechanism under which material changes to the contractual relationship take effect upon posting, without requiring affirmative user acknowledgment. This mechanism may interact with consumer protection frameworks in jurisdictions that require notice or consent for material contract modifications.
Under this clause, the terms governing Audible service access may be updated at any time, and continued use of the service after posting of changes constitutes acceptance. Users who do not regularly review the posted terms may be bound by updated conditions they have not actively reviewed.
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