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This clause establishes the mechanism by which the contractual obligations between the parties may be altered during the service relationship. It places the modification authority with Snowflake and establishes continued use as the mechanism of assent to changes, rather than requiring affirmative agreement or renegotiation.
Removal of explicit unilateral modification rights suggests Snowflake may have moved these terms elsewhere or eliminated blanket modification authority, but the absence requires customer scrutiny of current amendment procedures.
View full change record →Customers operate under terms that may change during their service relationship without requiring separate approval. The provision establishes that continued use of the Services following modification constitutes binding acceptance of the new terms.
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"Snowflake may modify these Terms at any time by posting a revised version on its website or by otherwise notifying Customer. The modified Terms will become effective upon posting or, if Snowflake provides notice, as stated in the notice. By continuing to use the Services after the effective date of any modifications, Customer agrees to be bound by the modified Terms.— Excerpt from Snowflake's Snowflake Terms of Service
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This clause establishes the mechanism by which the contractual obligations between the parties may be altered during the service relationship. It places the modification authority with Snowflake and establishes continued use as the mechanism of assent to changes, rather than requiring affirmative agreement or renegotiation.
Customers operate under terms that may change during their service relationship without requiring separate approval. The provision establishes that continued use of the Services following modification constitutes binding acceptance of the new terms.
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