“we may change parts or all of the Services and their functionality; (b) we may suspend or discontinue parts or all of the Services; (c) we may terminate, suspend, restrict or disable your access to or use of parts or all of the Services...”
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Users have no contractual guarantee of continued access to any part of the Services, as Squarespace retains broad authority to alter or remove the Services or restrict user access.
Interpretive note: The excerpt lists three independent powers—changing the Services, suspending or discontinuing them, and restricting user access—without specifying any conditions or notice requirements. The canonical claim states the primary effect; the absence of stated conditions is noted here.
Users may have their access to parts or all of the Services terminated, suspended, restricted, or disabled, and the Services themselves may be changed, suspended, or discontinued.
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Users have no contractual guarantee of continued access to any part of the Services, as Squarespace retains broad authority to alter or remove the Services or restrict user access.
Users may have their access to parts or all of the Services terminated, suspended, restricted, or disabled, and the Services themselves may be changed, suspended, or discontinued.
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