If you upload content or send feedback, Peacock gets lasting rights

If you upload content or send feedback, you grant Peacock broad rights to use it without further permission or payment, including after deletion from the service.

This applies if you upload user-generated content or send feedback; the terms treat feedback as user-generated content.

Uploads are not private, and deletion may not remove all copies

If you upload content, the terms say you have no expectation of privacy, removal is not guaranteed, and third parties may keep copies they accessed.

This applies if you upload user-generated content.

The terms let Peacock suspend access without notice for believed violations

If Peacock believes you violated the terms or applicable law, the terms let it restrict, suspend, or end your access without notice.

This authority is tied to Peacock's belief that you used the service in violation of the terms or applicable law.

The terms specify court disputes rather than required arbitration

The terms say disputes will be resolved in federal or state court, including small claims court, and neither side is required to arbitrate claims.

The terms specify New York County courts for disputes

The terms require disputes to be brought in federal or state courts located in New York County, which may be far from where you live.

The terms seek a one-year deadline for filing claims

The terms say claims connected to the service must generally be filed within one year after they arise, or they will be barred.

The terms state that the deadline does not apply where prohibited by applicable law.

If you subscribe, your plan renews unless you cancel in time

A subscription renews for another term at the then-current price unless you cancel by the day before your next billing date.

This applies if you sign up for a subscription; available plans may differ in price, billing dates, and other terms.

A paid trial may convert without a separate reminder

If a trial or promotion requires payment details, the terms say it converts to paid service at the current price unless ended earlier; a separate end notice may not be sent.

This applies when a payment method is required for a free trial or promotion.

The terms generally exclude prorated subscription refunds

If you cancel partway through a paid term, the terms generally do not promise a refund or credit for unused time, except where law requires or for an immediate upgrade.

This concerns subscription cancellations; the terms state exceptions for applicable law and immediate upgrades.

A separate add-on may need its own cancellation

If an add-on has a different billing date or term, the terms say it can keep billing until your base-plan term ends unless you cancel it separately.

This applies if you have an add-on whose billing date or subscription term differs from your base plan.

Even a “no ads” tier may include some advertising

If you choose a “no ads” tier, it is generally free of commercial interruptions but may still include limited ads, promotions, sponsorships, or ad breaks in some content.

This matters if you select a tier described as “no ads”; the exceptions depend on the content and any add-ons.

If you buy a gift card, the terms generally rule out refunds

The terms say gift cards have no cash value and cannot be refunded or exchanged, unless applicable law requires otherwise.

This applies if you purchase or use a Peacock gift card.