Kling AI reserves the right to modify these terms of service, typically with notice provided through the platform or by email, with continued use of the service constituting acceptance of the updated terms.
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The platform can change pricing, content licenses, data use practices, and other material terms, and continued use of the service is typically deemed acceptance even if users do not actively review the changes.
Interpretive note: The specific modification and notice language was not recoverable from the truncated document; this provision is inferred from standard AI platform terms structure and the platform context.
If Kling AI updates its terms to expand the content license, change pricing, or alter data practices, your continued use of the platform is generally treated as acceptance of those changes under standard terms of service frameworks.
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The platform can change pricing, content licenses, data use practices, and other material terms, and continued use of the service is typically deemed acceptance even if users do not actively review the changes.
If Kling AI updates its terms to expand the content license, change pricing, or alter data practices, your continued use of the platform is generally treated as acceptance of those changes under standard terms of service frameworks.
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