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The policy states that Oscar may update the privacy policy at any time, with the only notification being an updated version date. Continued use of the services is stated to constitute acknowledgment of revisions.
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This provision establishes that privacy policy changes take effect through continued use without requiring affirmative consent or direct notice to users, which may be evaluated against state law requirements for notice of material changes to privacy practices under CCPA and analogous statutes.
Under this provision, changes to Oscar's privacy practices become effective upon posting of an updated policy version, and continued use of the services is stated to constitute acknowledgment of those changes. No direct notification mechanism such as email notice is described for policy updates.
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"Oscar may change this Privacy Policy from time to time. When updates are made, the Privacy Policy version date will also be updated to reflect that a revision occurred. Your continued use of our Services will mean you acknowledge those revisions. We encourage you to periodically reread this Privacy Policy to see if there have been any changes that may affect you.Excerpt from Oscar Health's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision may require evaluation against CCPA and CPRA requirements for notice of material changes to privacy practices, as well as FTC guidance on deceptive practices where material changes to data use are made without adequate notice. Some state consumer privacy statutes impose specific notice requirements for material changes to data collection or sharing practices. 2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Low to Medium. Constructive notice through an updated version date and continued use acknowledgment is a common industry practice, but may face scrutiny under state law where a material change expands data collection or sharing in a way that users would not have anticipated at the time of initial consent. 3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: California's CPRA and analogous statutes may require more specific notice for material changes, particularly changes affecting data sale or sharing practices. The FTC has challenged constructive notice mechanisms where material changes to data practices were made without adequate consumer notification. 4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: B2B customers or partners operating under agreements that incorporate Oscar's privacy policy by reference should monitor for policy version changes that may affect their own compliance obligations or contractual commitments to their own users. 5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should define internally what constitutes a material change to this privacy policy and establish a process for determining when direct notice, such as email notification, may be required under applicable law rather than relying solely on a version date update. A log of policy change history with descriptions of substantive changes should be maintained.
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This provision establishes that privacy policy changes take effect through continued use without requiring affirmative consent or direct notice to users, which may be evaluated against state law requirements for notice of material changes to privacy practices under CCPA and analogous statutes.
Under this provision, changes to Oscar's privacy practices become effective upon posting of an updated policy version, and continued use of the services is stated to constitute acknowledgment of those changes. No direct notification mechanism such as email notice is described for policy updates.
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