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If you access the Services using a third-party service or device...then Apple Inc., Google, Inc. or Microsoft Corporation, respectively...shall be a third-party beneficiary to this contract.
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"You acknowledge and agree that Apple is a third-party beneficiary of the Standard EULA or Custom EULA applicable to each Third Party App and may therefore enforce such agreement.Excerpt from Apple Pay's Apple Media Services Terms
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The clause states: “You acknowledge and agree that Apple is a third-party beneficiary of the Standard EULA or Custom EULA applicable to each Third Party App and may therefore enforce such agreement.”
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