“YOU AGREE THAT YOU SHALL NOT SUE OR RECOVER ANY DAMAGES FROM APPLE...AS A RESULT OF ITS DECISION TO REMOVE OR DENY ACCESS TO ANY INFORMATION OR CONTENT, TO SUSPEND OR TERMINATE YOUR ACCESS TO THE SERVICES...”
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Users give up the right to seek legal redress or damages when Apple Pay makes enforcement decisions that directly affect their access to content or the Services.
Interpretive note: The evidence span contains an ellipsis indicating omitted text between 'APPLE' and 'AS A RESULT OF'. The full scope of the waiver may be broader than what is captured in the quoted language. Only what appears in the excerpt is stated.
The updated terms establish new restrictions on how users may employ Apple's services and content. Users are now explicitly prohibited from using Services, Content, or any outputs from them to train, fine-tune, or improve any artificial intelligence model or other software. For subscription commitments, refunds are limited to periods of access already paid for but not yet provided, with no refund due for future billing periods where payment has not yet been collected. Free trials or offers cannot be combined with any Apple Bundle (expanded from Apple One only), and trials will not be paused if you subscribe to an Apple Bundle, even if you have access to the same subscription through the bundle. You can cancel your subscription in your account settings at any time without additional charge if you do not wish to receive added services or features.
View change record →A reader cannot sue or recover damages from Apple Pay if Apple decides to remove content, deny access to content, or suspend or terminate the reader's access to the Services.
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"YOU AGREE THAT YOU SHALL NOT SUE OR RECOVER ANY DAMAGES FROM APPLE...AS A RESULT OF ITS DECISION TO REMOVE OR DENY ACCESS TO ANY INFORMATION OR CONTENT, TO SUSPEND OR TERMINATE YOUR ACCESS TO THE SERVICES...Excerpt from Apple Pay's Apple Media Services Terms
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Users give up the right to seek legal redress or damages when Apple Pay makes enforcement decisions that directly affect their access to content or the Services.
A reader cannot sue or recover damages from Apple Pay if Apple decides to remove content, deny access to content, or suspend or terminate the reader's access to the Services.
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