Twilio's rules about what you can and cannot do with their platform are in a separate document, and they can change those rules at any time — continued use of the service means you agree to whatever the new rules say.
This clause means the rules governing what is allowed on Twilio's platform can change at any time, and by continuing to use Twilio's services after a change, businesses are deemed to have agreed to the new terms even if they were unaware of the update.
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Compare across platforms →Because the AUP can be updated at any time and continued use constitutes acceptance, businesses may find themselves bound by new compliance obligations — including messaging restrictions, carrier requirements, or prohibited use cases — without direct notification.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Dynamic incorporation of external policies by reference is scrutinized under contract formation principles — particularly the requirement for adequate notice of material changes under Restatement (Second) of Contracts §211. TCPA compliance requirements incorporated into the AUP have the force of contract obligations and can give rise to indemnification claims if violated. GDPR Art. 28 requires processor obligations to be specified in writing; dynamic AUP updates could create compliance gaps in the DPA. (2)
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