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We will provide notice of significant updates, but please check our Privacy Notice periodically for changes. We'll always post the date our Privacy Notice was last updated at the top of the Notice.
These terms may change from time to time. Notice of material changes will be posted on this page with an updated effective date...however, you are responsible for regularly checking this page for any changes.
"We may change our notice and privacy practices over time and will amend the "last updated" date to reflect when any updates occurred. We provide notice of such changes by posting the amended version to this page or as may be required by applicable law.Excerpt from T-Mobile's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We may change our notice and privacy practices over time and will amend the "last updated" date to reflect when any updates occurred. We provide notice of such changes by posting the amended version to this page or as may be required by applicable law.”
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