“We may modify these Terms of Service, and such changes will be effective (i) for existing users, thirty (30) days following either notification to you or our posting of the changes on Peacock's website...”
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The thirty-day window defines the minimum period an existing user has before modified terms bind them.
Interpretive note: The excerpt's use of '(i)' suggests at least one additional condition governing effectiveness (likely for new users) that was not included in the canonical claim and is recorded in omitted_material.
An existing user is entitled to a thirty-day period between receiving notice of changes and those changes becoming binding.
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If any amendments materially reduce your rights or increase your responsibilities, we will provide you with at least 30 days' advance Notice of the amended Platform Agreement or Service-Specific Terms before the amended agreement/terms becomes effective...
All other changes will be effective as soon as we post them to our website. If you do not agree to the changes, you must stop using our Services.
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"We may modify these Terms of Service, and such changes will be effective (i) for existing users, thirty (30) days following either notification to you or our posting of the changes on Peacock's website...Excerpt from Peacock's Terms of Use
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The thirty-day window defines the minimum period an existing user has before modified terms bind them.
An existing user is entitled to a thirty-day period between receiving notice of changes and those changes becoming binding.
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