Strava can change its prices or remove features at any time, as long as it gives you reasonable notice; the new price applies at your next billing date.
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Features you currently rely on can be moved behind a paywall or discontinued without your consent, and subscription prices can increase with only 'reasonable notice,' a term not further defined in the document.
Interpretive note: The term 'reasonable notice' is not defined in the document, creating ambiguity about the minimum advance notice Strava must provide before implementing fee increases.
Strava can increase subscription fees or remove features at any time with reasonable notice, meaning the service you pay for today may cost more or include fewer features in future billing periods.
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Features you currently rely on can be moved behind a paywall or discontinued without your consent, and subscription prices can increase with only 'reasonable notice,' a term not further defined in the document.
Strava can increase subscription fees or remove features at any time with reasonable notice, meaning the service you pay for today may cost more or include fewer features in future billing periods.
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