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TOS

American  
Or ToS

abbreviation

  1. terms of service.


Example Sentences

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Post-”TOS” television series, though they may begin with fresh casts and settings, have the advantage of time in which to create a world, round out characters, build relationships and to outlast whatever skepticism fans arrive with.

From Los Angeles Times

Los síntomas de una infección por JN.1 son similares a los que causaban las variantes anteriores de covid, pues incluyen tos, fiebre, dolor de cuerpo y fatiga.

From New York Times

Combining tech from OpenAI and Anthropic, Zoom IQ was soft-launched in March with a quiet ToS change and is currently offered on a free trial basis.

From Salon

Zoom might as well say it won't use recordings of you to train AI "unless you use Zoom" since, in order to use the product at all, you have to consent to Zoom's ToS.

From Salon

"Do not use" is a phrase that specifically avoids any language that would allow the company to be held accountable if it changes its mind tomorrow — as opposed to a future-tense "will not use," the phrase later appearing in both the blog post above and the ToS following public outcry.

From Salon