The policy states that the listed prohibitions are not exhaustive and that the policy will be updated over time as Runway's products and their uses change.
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This clause reserves Runway's authority to modify the scope of prohibited conduct without specifying a notice period or user consent mechanism for material changes, which creates ongoing compliance uncertainty for enterprise users who have structured workflows around the current policy terms.
Interpretive note: The practical effect of the non-exhaustive clause depends on how Runway implements policy updates and what notice mechanisms, if any, are established in the Standard Terms of Use or Enterprise Terms of Use, which are referenced in this document but not reproduced here.
Under this clause, the categories of prohibited content described in the policy may be supplemented or modified by Runway over time. The document does not specify a notice mechanism, effective date process, or user consent requirement for policy updates.
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This clause reserves Runway's authority to modify the scope of prohibited conduct without specifying a notice period or user consent mechanism for material changes, which creates ongoing compliance uncertainty for enterprise users who have structured workflows around the current policy terms.
Under this clause, the categories of prohibited content described in the policy may be supplemented or modified by Runway over time. The document does not specify a notice mechanism, effective date process, or user consent requirement for policy updates.
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