Headspace can change these Terms at any time without notifying you in advance, and by continuing to use the service after a change, you automatically agree to the new terms.
Headspace can change the rules governing your subscription, data rights, and legal remedies at any time without telling you directly — if you keep using the app, you are legally bound by whatever the new terms say, even if they are less favorable than when you signed up.
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Compare across platforms →This clause allows Headspace to materially change your rights — including privacy practices, arbitration terms, or subscription conditions — without your explicit consent, with continued use of a paid subscription treated as acceptance of potentially more restrictive terms.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: GDPR Art. 7(3) requires that withdrawal of consent be as easy as giving it — unilateral modification clauses that change data processing terms without re-consent may violate GDPR. California courts have applied unconscionability doctrine to unilateral modification clauses in consumer contracts (Badie v. Bank of America). FTC Act Section 5 applies to deceptive modification practices that materially alter consumer rights without adequate notice. CCPA §1798.130 requires updated privacy policy disclosure when material changes are made to data practices. (2)
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