Hinge can change its terms at any time, and continuing to use the app after a change takes effect means you have agreed to the new terms, even if you did not read them.
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Most term changes take effect automatically upon continued use, meaning you may be bound by new obligations or reduced rights without actively clicking to agree, with the notable exception of changes to liability limits and arbitration provisions which require affirmative acceptance.
Unless Hinge changes its liability or arbitration terms, which require your affirmative agreement, all other changes to your rights and obligations become binding simply by your continued use of the app after the effective date.
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"These terms may change from time to time. Notice of any material change will be posted on this page with an updated effective date. We may notify you of a change to the Terms via email, in-app notification, or other means; however, you are responsible for regularly checking this page for any changes. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, your continued access or use of our Services after the effective date of the Terms constitutes your consent to any changes, and as a result, you will be legally bound by the updated Terms. If you do not accept a change to the Terms, you must stop accessing or using our Services immediately. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any material changes to the Limitation of Liability in Section 14 and the Dispute Resolution provisions in Section 15 below will require your affirmative acceptance.— Excerpt from Hinge's Hinge Terms of Service
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The implied consent mechanism for terms changes through continued use is a standard industry practice but engages GDPR requirements for EU/EEA users, where changes that affect the legal basis for data processing may require fresh consent rather than implied acceptance. The UK Consumer Rights Act 2015 also limits the enforceability of unilateral contract variation clauses in consumer contracts. The FTC Act's prohibition on unfair or deceptive practices is relevant if material changes are not adequately disclosed before they take effect. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The document creates a two-tier notice regime: most changes require only posting and continued use for acceptance, while Section 14 and 15 changes require affirmative consent. This tiered approach partially addresses consumer protection concerns but may still face challenge in EU and UK jurisdictions for changes affecting data processing terms. JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU and UK consumer law may limit the enforceability of implied acceptance of material contract changes, particularly for provisions affecting data rights. California consumer protection law also imposes standards on how material changes to subscription terms must be disclosed. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: The reservation of right to change subscription plan features 'in any manner and at any time' in the company's 'sole and absolute discretion' may create tension with consumer protection standards in jurisdictions that require notice before reducing paid service features. This should be reviewed in the context of active premium subscriber contracts. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal teams should audit the operational notification process for terms changes to confirm adequate disclosure timelines and delivery mechanisms. The distinction between changes requiring affirmative acceptance and those taking effect on continued use should be documented in compliance records. EU/EEA change processes should be reviewed separately against GDPR requirements for processing basis changes.
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Most term changes take effect automatically upon continued use, meaning you may be bound by new obligations or reduced rights without actively clicking to agree, with the notable exception of changes to liability limits and arbitration provisions which require affirmative acceptance.
Unless Hinge changes its liability or arbitration terms, which require your affirmative agreement, all other changes to your rights and obligations become binding simply by your continued use of the app after the effective date.
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