> However, if you put up with the change without
> protesting, there is a good chance that you will
> be viewed as having implicitly accepted the change,
> losing your right to object to it.
I'd be surprised if the US hasn't inherited implied contracts via common law.
No, don't quote out of context. That's ONLY if you already previously signed a contract with them, and that original contract specifically allowed them to make future updates without your permission.
> However, if you put up with the change without > protesting, there is a good chance that you will > be viewed as having implicitly accepted the change, > losing your right to object to it.
I'd be surprised if the US hasn't inherited implied contracts via common law.