Consumers may not notice when terms change, yet continued use of the service is treated as legally binding acceptance — even of terms that are less favorable than what was originally agreed.
Peacock's Terms of Use significantly limit consumers' legal rights by requiring binding individual arbitration and waiving the right to participate in class action lawsuits. Subscriptions auto-renew automatically, meaning consumers may be charged without a separate prompt if they forget to cancel. You can opt out of mandatory arbitration within 30 days of agreeing to these terms by sending written notice to Peacock as specified in the arbitration section.