Databricks can change the rules for using their websites whenever they want, and simply posting the new version online counts as notifying you. If you keep using the site, you have legally agreed to the new terms.
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Users have no guaranteed advance notice before terms change, meaning rights or obligations can shift without direct communication to the user.
Continued use of any Databricks public website after a terms update constitutes acceptance, so users who do not actively monitor the terms page may unknowingly agree to materially different conditions affecting their rights or data use.
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"Databricks reserves the right to modify these Terms at any time. We will post the most current version of these Terms on the Sites. Your continued use of the Sites after Databricks posts revised Terms signifies your acceptance of the revised Terms.Excerpt from Databricks's Terms of Service
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Users have no guaranteed advance notice before terms change, meaning rights or obligations can shift without direct communication to the user.
Continued use of any Databricks public website after a terms update constitutes acceptance, so users who do not actively monitor the terms page may unknowingly agree to materially different conditions affecting their rights or data use.
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