The agreement reserves Ro's right to modify the terms at any time, with notice provided by email, platform notification, or updated date, and states that continued use of the platform constitutes acceptance of modified terms.
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This provision establishes that the terms governing the user's ongoing healthcare service relationship can be changed unilaterally by Ro, with acceptance inferred from continued platform use rather than affirmative consent to each change.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of modifications to arbitration and liability terms made under a unilateral modification clause varies by jurisdiction and the nature of the change; some courts have required affirmative consent for material modifications to dispute resolution provisions.
Under this clause, Ro may update the terms at any time; continued use of the platform after notice of changes constitutes acceptance of the updated terms, including any changes to arbitration, liability, or data provisions.
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"We reserve the right to modify these Terms at any time. If we make changes to these Terms, we will provide notice of such changes, such as by sending an email notification, providing notice through the Services, or updating the 'Last Updated' date at the top of these Terms. Your continued use of the Services following notification of changes to these Terms will constitute your acceptance of such changes.— Excerpt from Ro's Ro Terms of Use
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Unilateral modification clauses with implied consent through continued use are subject to scrutiny under consumer protection frameworks, including the FTC Act's unfairness and deception standards. In some jurisdictions, material changes to consumer contract terms may require affirmative re-consent rather than implied acceptance through continued use, particularly where the changes affect arbitration or liability provisions. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The modification mechanism is common in consumer platform terms but creates ongoing compliance obligations to monitor terms changes and assess their materiality. Changes to arbitration or liability provisions made under this clause may be subject to additional enforceability challenges. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: California's consumer protection framework and some state telehealth regulations may impose heightened disclosure or consent requirements for material modifications to healthcare service agreements. The enforceability of modified arbitration terms imposed through a unilateral modification clause has been litigated in multiple jurisdictions with varying outcomes. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Institutional purchasers of Ro's services should monitor terms update notifications and evaluate whether modified terms require renegotiation of vendor agreements or updated disclosure to employee-users. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal teams should establish a terms change monitoring process and assess whether material modifications, particularly to arbitration or data use provisions, trigger re-consent requirements under applicable state law or the company's own privacy commitments.
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This provision establishes that the terms governing the user's ongoing healthcare service relationship can be changed unilaterally by Ro, with acceptance inferred from continued platform use rather than affirmative consent to each change.
Under this clause, Ro may update the terms at any time; continued use of the platform after notice of changes constitutes acceptance of the updated terms, including any changes to arbitration, liability, or data provisions.
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