Paramount+ can change the rules of your agreement at any time, and simply continuing to use the service counts as your agreement to whatever the new terms say.
Paramount can unilaterally alter subscription prices, data collection practices, content availability, or dispute resolution terms, and your continued use of the service — even if you never read the update — constitutes your legally binding acceptance of those changes.
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Compare across platforms →This means Paramount+ could add new fees, change what data they collect, or alter your rights without requiring you to affirmatively agree — just by posting an update online.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Unilateral modification clauses are subject to FTC Act Section 5 scrutiny for unfairness and deception, particularly where changes affect pricing (implicating the Negative Option Rule, 16 C.F.R. Part 425) or data practices (implicating CCPA/CPRA notice requirements). Under GDPR Article 7(3) and Article 13, material changes to data processing must be proactively communicated to EU users and cannot be incorporated by mere continued use where consent is the lawful basis. UK GDPR and ICO guidance similarly requires active re-consent for material processing changes.
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