The agreement asserts that Rumble holds the right to remove, edit, move, or refuse any content at any time without notice, while also stating that users assume sole responsibility for exposure to content they find offensive or inappropriate.
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This provision establishes that Rumble's content moderation authority is discretionary and unilateral, with no obligation to act or to notify creators when content is removed or edited, and that users bear responsibility for their own exposure to platform content.
Shifted from account suspension focus to granular content moderation authority with added user assumption of risk for exposure to offensive materials.
View full change record →Under this clause, Rumble may remove, edit, move, or reject any content at any time and for any reason without providing notice to the creator. Simultaneously, users are stated to assume sole responsibility for exposure to content on the platform that they find offensive, limiting claims based on such exposure.
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Compare across platforms →"You acknowledge that Rumble has the absolute right (but not the obligation) to prohibit, refuse, delete, move and edit Content and material for any reason, in any manner, at any time, without notice to you. You should also know that in visiting the Rumble Site or viewing Content via the Rumble Player or otherwise, you may be exposed to materials which you consider to be offensive or inappropriate and you assume the risk and sole responsibility for your exposure to any such Content or material.Excerpt from Rumble's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act provides U.S.
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This provision establishes that Rumble's content moderation authority is discretionary and unilateral, with no obligation to act or to notify creators when content is removed or edited, and that users bear responsibility for their own exposure to platform content.
Under this clause, Rumble may remove, edit, move, or reject any content at any time and for any reason without providing notice to the creator. Simultaneously, users are stated to assume sole responsibility for exposure to content on the platform that they find offensive, limiting claims based on such exposure.
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