River Runs: First-Use Consent
The first time you open River Runs, Give River asks you to agree to the River Runs terms and conditions before you start.
1 min readUpdated June 20, 2026
What You See
A Consent Required dialog says: "By continuing, you agree to the terms and conditions of using River Runs."
What You Need to Do
- Tick I agree to the Terms and Conditions (the box starts unticked; tap Terms and Conditions to read them first).
- Tap Accept.
Accept stays greyed out until you tick the box.
You only need to agree once. After that, the dialog doesn't appear again, on this device or any other.
What Happens Next
You see the River Runs library. From there you can:
- Browse all available runs
- Filter by category or completion status
- Search by name
- Tap a run to see its description and its Streams
- Tap Play now to enroll
See River Run Overview for a full guide to River Runs.
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