The agreement states that users cannot unilaterally cancel or terminate the agreement and must obtain Together AI's express written consent to do so.
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This provision requires affirmative written approval from Together AI before a user can exit the agreement, which creates a contractual dependency that standard vendor offboarding procedures may not satisfy without Company cooperation.
Interpretive note: Enforceability may vary by jurisdiction and user category; consumer protection statutes in California and the EU may limit the enforceability of this clause for non-business users.
Under this clause, users who wish to stop using Together AI's services cannot unilaterally terminate the agreement; the agreement requires Together AI's express written consent for termination to be effective.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision may require evaluation under consumer protection frameworks in jurisdictions that require clear and accessible cancellation mechanisms, including California's Automatic Renewal Law and EU consumer contract directives for consumer-facing agreements.
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This provision requires affirmative written approval from Together AI before a user can exit the agreement, which creates a contractual dependency that standard vendor offboarding procedures may not satisfy without Company cooperation.
Under this clause, users who wish to stop using Together AI's services cannot unilaterally terminate the agreement; the agreement requires Together AI's express written consent for termination to be effective.
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