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This clause establishes Slack's unilateral right to alter service functionality while imposing a notice requirement for material modifications. The provision creates a mechanism whereby customer acceptance of changes occurs through continued service use rather than affirmative consent.
Users may experience changes to service features and functions without advance negotiation. The terms specify that Slack will notify users of material changes, and users who continue using the service after receiving notice are bound by the modified terms.
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"Slack reserves the right to modify the features and functions of the Services, including by adding or removing features, subject to Slack's obligation to provide notice of material changes. Slack will notify Customer of material changes to the Services via email or in-product notification. Continued use of the Services following notice of such changes shall constitute Customer's acceptance of the changes.— Excerpt from Slack's Slack Terms of Service
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This clause establishes Slack's unilateral right to alter service functionality while imposing a notice requirement for material modifications. The provision creates a mechanism whereby customer acceptance of changes occurs through continued service use rather than affirmative consent.
Users may experience changes to service features and functions without advance negotiation. The terms specify that Slack will notify users of material changes, and users who continue using the service after receiving notice are bound by the modified terms.
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