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AT&T disclaims liability even for its own conduct under the provision and for account security breaches, meaning users cannot hold AT&T responsible for those specific harms.
Interpretive note: The excerpt ends after item (ii), suggesting additional enumerated bases for the liability exclusion may exist in the full clause. The canonical claim covers only what is present in the excerpt. The phrase 'this provision' refers to a broader context not provided, so the full scope of 'action or inaction' covered is uncertain.
If your account confidentiality is compromised, or if AT&T acts or fails to act under this provision in a way that harms you, you cannot recover damages from AT&T.
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"in no event and under no circumstances shall AT&T be held liable to you for any liabilities or damages resulting from or arising out of (i) any action or inaction of AT&T under this provision, (ii) any compromise of the confidentiality of your account...Excerpt from AT&T's Terms of Service
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AT&T disclaims liability even for its own conduct under the provision and for account security breaches, meaning users cannot hold AT&T responsible for those specific harms.
If your account confidentiality is compromised, or if AT&T acts or fails to act under this provision in a way that harms you, you cannot recover damages from AT&T.
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