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This clause establishes Microsoft's operational authority to alter service offerings and establishes the scope of remedies available to users when such modifications occur. It defines the company's obligations regarding replacement or compensation in discontinuation scenarios, subject only to mandatory legal requirements.
Users operate under terms that permit service modifications and discontinuations without guaranteed replacement, re-download, or refund rights for previously purchased Digital Goods or materials, except where applicable law mandates otherwise. The provision conditions continued access to features on Microsoft's unilateral discretion to modify or withdraw them.
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"Additionally, there may be times when we need to remove or change features or functionality of the Service or stop providing a Service or access to Third-Party Apps and Services altogether. Except to the extent required by applicable law, we have no obligation to provide a re-download or replacement of any material, Digital Goods (defined in section 14.j), or applications previously purchased.— Excerpt from Microsoft Copilot's Microsoft Copilot Terms of Service
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This clause establishes Microsoft's operational authority to alter service offerings and establishes the scope of remedies available to users when such modifications occur. It defines the company's obligations regarding replacement or compensation in discontinuation scenarios, subject only to mandatory legal requirements.
Users operate under terms that permit service modifications and discontinuations without guaranteed replacement, re-download, or refund rights for previously purchased Digital Goods or materials, except where applicable law mandates otherwise. The provision conditions continued access to features on Microsoft's unilateral discretion to modify or withdraw them.
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