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This analysis describes what Activision's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
For users who paid little or nothing in the relevant twelve-month period, this cap could reduce Activision's liability to near zero regardless of the extent of harm.
Interpretive note: The second item in what_this_means ('could be zero') is a logical consequence of the cap as stated; it does not introduce a new legal proposition but reflects the mathematical effect of the canonical claim. Noted here for transparency.
Users can recover from Activision no more than the total amount they paid Activision in the twelve months before their cause of action arose.
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"IN NO CASE SHALL ACTIVISION'S LIABILITY EXCEED THE AMOUNT THAT YOU PAID TO US DURING THE TWELVE (12) MONTHS PRIOR TO THE TIME YOUR CAUSE OF ACTION AROSE.Excerpt from Activision's Terms of Use
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For users who paid little or nothing in the relevant twelve-month period, this cap could reduce Activision's liability to near zero regardless of the extent of harm.
Users can recover from Activision no more than the total amount they paid Activision in the twelve months before their cause of action arose.
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