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Customers are bound by updated terms simply by continuing to use the service after notification, without needing to take any affirmative step to accept the changes.
Removal of explicit unilateral modification rights and notice requirements suggests these may have been moved or consolidated, but the absence of this provision in current terms is notable given the significant changes made.
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"Calendly reserves the right to modify these Customer Terms at any time. If Calendly makes changes to these Customer Terms that Calendly believes are material, Calendly will notify Customer by sending an email to the email address associated with Customer's account. All other changes will be effective when posted. Customer's continued use of the Services after such notice will constitute Customer's acceptance of the updated terms.Excerpt from Calendly's Terms of Use
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Unilateral modification clauses are common in digital service agreements and are generally enforceable in commercial contexts under U.S.
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Customers are bound by updated terms simply by continuing to use the service after notification, without needing to take any affirmative step to accept the changes.
Calendly may update these terms at any time, and continued use of the platform after receiving notice constitutes acceptance, even for changes that may affect data rights, fees, or dispute resolution procedures.
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