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This provision establishes the mechanism by which the service provider may alter the contractual agreement without separate affirmative consent from users. It operationalizes a constructive acceptance model where non-action (continued use) functions as agreement to modified terms.
Users operating under this clause will have the terms governing their service access and obligations subject to unilateral revision by Databricks. The mechanism requires users to either affirmatively decline modified terms by ceasing use, or operate under the modified terms through continued use of the platform.
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This provision establishes the mechanism by which the service provider may alter the contractual agreement without separate affirmative consent from users. It operationalizes a constructive acceptance model where non-action (continued use) functions as agreement to modified terms.
Users operating under this clause will have the terms governing their service access and obligations subject to unilateral revision by Databricks. The mechanism requires users to either affirmatively decline modified terms by ceasing use, or operate under the modified terms through continued use of the platform.
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