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The agreement authorizes Tabnine to modify these Terms at any time at its sole discretion, with continued use of the services constituting acceptance of revised terms; users bear responsibility for monitoring the Terms for changes.
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This provision establishes that material changes to the Terms may take effect without affirmative user notice beyond posting, with continued service use treated as acceptance. This mechanism places the obligation to monitor for changes on the user rather than requiring Tabnine to affirmatively notify users of modifications.
Under this clause, Tabnine may revise the Terms at any time, and continued use of the services after changes are made constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms. The agreement does not specify a notice period or require Tabnine to affirmatively alert users to specific changes.
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"Tabnine reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to revise or modify these Terms at any time, and you agree to be bound by such revisions or modifications. Users are responsible for viewing these Terms periodically. Your continued use of the Services after a change or modification of these Terms has been made will constitute your acceptance of the revised Terms.Excerpt from Tabnine's Terms of Use
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The adequacy of constructive notice through posted terms updates, without affirmative user notification, may be evaluated under GDPR where changes affect data processing practices, requiring a new legal basis or updated consent. EU consumer protection frameworks and FTC guidance on deceptive practices may also be relevant where material terms are changed without adequate notice. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. Enterprise customers with ongoing reliance on specific service terms, including IP commitments and data handling representations, are exposed to unilateral modification of those terms without prior notice. The absence of a mandatory notice period creates uncertainty regarding the effective date of material changes. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: GDPR-regulated organizations must assess whether changes to data processing practices require updated data processing agreements or renewed consent, regardless of this clause's assertion that continued use constitutes acceptance. EU and UK consumer protection law may require affirmative notice for material contractual changes. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Enterprise agreements may contain amendment provisions that supersede this clause and should be reviewed to confirm. Procurement teams relying on specific Terms commitments should include contractual stability provisions in any enterprise negotiation with Tabnine. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Organizations using Tabnine in production environments should implement a monitoring process for Terms updates, and should assess whether any posted changes to data handling, IP licensing, or service scope provisions trigger internal review obligations or regulatory notification requirements.
This provision establishes that material changes to the Terms may take effect without affirmative user notice beyond posting, with continued service use treated as acceptance. This mechanism places the obligation to monitor for changes on the user rather than requiring Tabnine to affirmatively notify users of modifications.
Under this clause, Tabnine may revise the Terms at any time, and continued use of the services after changes are made constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms. The agreement does not specify a notice period or require Tabnine to affirmatively alert users to specific changes.
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