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"in the event Amplitude is legally or contractually required to change or modify the Amplitude Services, then Customer shall be responsible for making all necessary changes to Customer's applications and websites...Excerpt from Amplitude's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “in the event Amplitude is legally or contractually required to change or modify the Amplitude Services, then Customer shall be responsible for making all necessary changes to Customer's applications and websites...”
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