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The updated terms now prohibit users from deploying AI Agents to access, use, or interact with Comcast Services without express permission. The terms define AI Agent broadly to include any software or service taking autonomous or programmatic action, with specific examples covering data scraping, automated requests, monitoring, downloading, and automated support interactions. Users who currently use bots, automated tools, or programmatic access to Comcast Services will need to obtain express permission from Comcast to continue these activities.
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"...in one or more formats to (1) enable you to play and navigate within such recordings on different supported devices and (2) optimize the video and audio quality of your viewing experience during playback.Excerpt from Comcast's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “...in one or more formats to (1) enable you to play and navigate within such recordings on different supported devices and (2) optimize the video and audio quality of your viewing experience during playback.”
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