Sharing a Peacock subscription outside the user's primary household is prohibited unless the user's service tier expressly permits it, with 'household' defined as devices associated with the primary personal residence. Peacock reserves the right to analyze account usage to detect non-compliance and may suspend or terminate access based on its own determination.
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This provision grants Peacock the authority to monitor account usage patterns and take enforcement action, including termination, based on its own determination that the account is being shared outside the household, without specifying the technical methods used or the evidentiary standard applied before enforcement.
Under this clause, subscription access is limited to devices at the user's primary residence, and Peacock may analyze usage data to determine compliance, with suspension or termination available as remedies at Peacock's discretion. The specific enforcement methodology and the data analyzed for compliance purposes are not described in the terms.
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Compare across platforms →"Unless otherwise permitted by your Service Tier, you may not share your subscription outside of your household. "Household" means the collection of devices associated with your primary personal residence. Additional usage rules may apply to certain Service Tiers. For more details on our account sharing policy, please visit our Help Center. We may, in our sole discretion, analyze the use of your account to determine compliance with these provisions. If we determine, in our sole discretion, that you have violated these Terms of Service, we may limit, suspend or terminate access to the Peacock Service or take any other steps permitted by these Terms of Service.Excerpt from Peacock's Terms of Use
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This provision grants Peacock the authority to monitor account usage patterns and take enforcement action, including termination, based on its own determination that the account is being shared outside the household, without specifying the technical methods used or the evidentiary standard applied before enforcement.
Under this clause, subscription access is limited to devices at the user's primary residence, and Peacock may analyze usage data to determine compliance, with suspension or termination available as remedies at Peacock's discretion. The specific enforcement methodology and the data analyzed for compliance purposes are not described in the terms.
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