The Policy states that UnitedHealthcare may modify its terms at any time by posting updates to the Policy page, and that continued use of the Online Services constitutes consent to those changes without any requirement for individual notice or affirmative opt-in.
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This provision establishes a unilateral change mechanism under which the data practices governing health, financial, and behavioral information may be altered without advance individual notification, with consent implied through continued service use. The absence of a notice requirement or affirmative consent mechanism may require evaluation under FTC guidance on material changes to privacy policies and applicable state consumer protection statutes.
Under this clause, the terms under which UnitedHealthcare collects, uses, and shares health, financial, and personal data may be updated at any time, with the user's continued access to the Online Services treated as acceptance of those updated terms. The agreement does not specify a minimum notice period, email notification, or opt-in mechanism before changes take effect.
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Compare across platforms →"We may change this Policy at any time. If we do so, such change will appear on this page. You may always visit this Policy to learn of any updates. Your continued access to or use of the Online Services constitutes your consent to these changes to this Policy.Excerpt from UnitedHealthcare's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes a unilateral change mechanism under which the data practices governing health, financial, and behavioral information may be altered without advance individual notification, with consent implied through continued service use. The absence of a notice requirement or affirmative consent mechanism may require evaluation under FTC guidance on material changes to privacy policies and applicable state consumer protection statutes.
Under this clause, the terms under which UnitedHealthcare collects, uses, and shares health, financial, and personal data may be updated at any time, with the user's continued access to the Online Services treated as acceptance of those updated terms. The agreement does not specify a minimum notice period, email notification, or opt-in mechanism before changes take effect.
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