Inflection AI can change this privacy policy whenever it wants — if you keep using the service after a change, you're considered to have agreed to the new terms, even if you didn't actively review them.
If Inflection AI changes its privacy policy — including expanding how it uses your conversation data — simply continuing to use the service means you've accepted the new terms, even if you didn't read the update.
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Compare across platforms →Deemed acceptance through continued use is a particularly problematic mechanism for privacy policy changes, as it means Inflection AI could expand its data collection or sharing practices with only website-posted notice, and users who don't regularly check the policy may unknowingly agree to more expansive data practices.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Deemed acceptance clauses for privacy policy changes implicate GDPR Art. 7 (conditions for valid consent — consent must be freely given, specific, informed, and unambiguous, and silence or continued use does not constitute valid consent for new processing purposes). FTC Act Section 5 prohibits retroactive material changes to privacy practices without affirmative consent where those changes are inconsistent with original representations, as established in In re Facebook, Inc. (FTC 2012 Consent Order). CCPA/CPRA requires updated privacy notices for new categories of data collection or use.
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