“If you disagree with the changes to this Privacy Policy, you should deactivate your account and discontinue your use of the Services.”
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Continued use of the Services after a policy change constitutes acceptance; the only way to reject policy changes is to stop using the Services entirely.
Interpretive note: The excerpt uses 'should' rather than 'must', which could be read as a recommendation rather than a strict legal obligation. The canonical claim uses 'requires' which may be slightly stronger than 'should'; however, in context this is the only mechanism provided for expressing disagreement, making the practical effect equivalent to a requirement.
You have no option to reject Privacy Policy changes while continuing to use the Services; disagreement requires full account deactivation and cessation of use.
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We may change this Policy from time to time. We will post any privacy policy changes on this page and, if the changes are material, we will provide you with notice.
If we make material changes, as determined in our sole discretion, we will attempt to notify you by contacting you at the e-mail address and/or phone number you provided when creating your Patreon account.
If the changes, in our sole discretion, are material, we may also notify you by sending an email to the address associated with your account (if you have chosen to provide a verified email address) or by otherwise providing notice through our Services.
"If you disagree with the changes to this Privacy Policy, you should deactivate your account and discontinue your use of the Services.Excerpt from Miro's Privacy Policy
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Continued use of the Services after a policy change constitutes acceptance; the only way to reject policy changes is to stop using the Services entirely.
You have no option to reject Privacy Policy changes while continuing to use the Services; disagreement requires full account deactivation and cessation of use.
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