The agreement permits Okta to modify the Terms at any time, in its sole discretion, without providing prior notice to users, with changes taking effect upon posting as indicated by the 'Last Updated Date'.
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This provision establishes a browsewrap acceptance mechanism under which continued use of the Site, rather than an affirmative opt-in, constitutes agreement to modified terms. The adequacy of this consent mechanism may be evaluated under consumer protection standards, particularly in jurisdictions that require affirmative notice or re-consent for material changes.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of browsewrap acceptance of material term changes without prior notice varies by jurisdiction and depends on the nature of the specific modification.
Under this clause, the terms governing Site use may change at any time without advance notice to users; continued access to the Site after any modification constitutes acceptance of the revised terms as stated in the agreement.
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Compare across platforms →"These Terms are subject to change by Okta, in its sole discretion, at any time, without prior notice. Any changes to these Terms will be in effect as of the 'Last Updated Date' referenced in these Terms. By accessing, using, downloading, or logging into the Site after the 'Last Updated Date', you agree to the changes to these Terms.Excerpt from Okta's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The FTC Act's prohibition on unfair or deceptive practices may apply to the adequacy of notice provided when material terms change, particularly where users have no mechanism to identify what changed or …
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This provision establishes a browsewrap acceptance mechanism under which continued use of the Site, rather than an affirmative opt-in, constitutes agreement to modified terms. The adequacy of this consent mechanism may be evaluated under consumer protection standards, particularly in jurisdictions that require affirmative notice or re-consent for material changes.
Under this clause, the terms governing Site use may change at any time without advance notice to users; continued access to the Site after any modification constitutes acceptance of the revised terms as stated in the agreement.
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