WHOOP may modify the Terms of Use at any time and will provide notice by email or in-app notification; continued use of the service after modification constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.
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This provision authorizes WHOOP to update the contractual terms governing the service unilaterally, with acceptance inferred from continued use after notice. The notice mechanism relies on email or in-app notification rather than affirmative consent, which may create tension with EU and UK consumer contract requirements.
Interpretive note: EU and UK enforceability of unilateral modification by continued use is uncertain and depends on whether changes are material and whether adequate notice and consumer rights are preserved under applicable mandatory law.
Changed notice requirement to specify 'material changes' only and limited notification methods to 'email or through the Service,' removing the 'updating the date at the top' standard.
View full change record →Under this clause, the terms governing WHOOP's services may be updated at any time; users who continue using the service after receiving notice of changes are deemed to have accepted the revised terms. Users who do not agree to updated terms should discontinue use and close their account before the effective date of the changes.
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"WHOOP reserves the right to modify these Terms at any time. We will provide notice of any material changes by email or through the Service. Your continued use of the Service after any modification constitutes your acceptance of the revised Terms.Excerpt from Whoop's Terms of Use
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Unilateral modification clauses interact with EU Directive 93/13/EEC on unfair contract terms, which may render unilateral modification provisions unenforceable against consumers in the EU unless adequate notice and consumer rights are preserved.
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This provision authorizes WHOOP to update the contractual terms governing the service unilaterally, with acceptance inferred from continued use after notice. The notice mechanism relies on email or in-app notification rather than affirmative consent, which may create tension with EU and UK consumer contract requirements.
Under this clause, the terms governing WHOOP's services may be updated at any time; users who continue using the service after receiving notice of changes are deemed to have accepted the revised terms. Users who do not agree to updated terms should discontinue use and close their account before the effective date of the changes.
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