“We update our policies from time to time. We will provide notice of material policy changes. Please see our Change Log for more information on policy changes.”
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Advertisers are entitled to notice of material policy changes, meaning not every policy update triggers a notice obligation—only those deemed material.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains two additional independent propositions—that policies are updated from time to time and that a Change Log exists—recorded in omitted_material.
Readers are entitled to receive notice from Microsoft Advertising when a policy change is material, but non-material changes may occur without notice.
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"We update our policies from time to time. We will provide notice of material policy changes. Please see our Change Log for more information on policy changes.Excerpt from Microsoft Advertising's Policies
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Advertisers are entitled to notice of material policy changes, meaning not every policy update triggers a notice obligation—only those deemed material.
Readers are entitled to receive notice from Microsoft Advertising when a policy change is material, but non-material changes may occur without notice.
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