“If a revision meaningfully reduces your rights, we will notify you.”
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The notification obligation is conditioned on a materiality threshold—'meaningfully reduces'—meaning minor reductions in rights may not trigger notice to users.
A reader will receive notice from Dropbox only when a policy revision meaningfully reduces their rights; revisions that do not meet that threshold carry no notification requirement under this clause.
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The notification obligation is conditioned on a materiality threshold—'meaningfully reduces'—meaning minor reductions in rights may not trigger notice to users.
A reader will receive notice from Dropbox only when a policy revision meaningfully reduces their rights; revisions that do not meet that threshold carry no notification requirement under this clause.
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