Peacock can change these Terms of Use at any time, and your continued use of the service after changes are posted means you have accepted the new terms.
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This clause establishes the mechanism and timeline by which the service provider may alter the contractual terms governing the relationship. It creates a structured notice period for existing users while establishing different effective dates based on user status.
Your rights under this agreement can change without negotiation, and simply continuing to use Peacock after a change is posted constitutes agreement to the new terms, even if you were unaware of the changes.
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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, or (ii) for new or returning users who register for the Peacock Service during such 30-day period, at the time of registration.Excerpt from Peacock's Terms of Use
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This clause establishes the mechanism and timeline by which the service provider may alter the contractual terms governing the relationship. It creates a structured notice period for existing users while establishing different effective dates based on user status.
Your rights under this agreement can change without negotiation, and simply continuing to use Peacock after a change is posted constitutes agreement to the new terms, even if you were unaware of the changes.
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