The agreement limits the scope of Audible's obligations to provision of a non-exclusive, non-transferable personal license, which in combination with standard digital service limitation of liability clauses restricts the remedies available to users for service failures or content unavailability.
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This provision establishes the boundaries of Audible's contractual obligations to users and, in conjunction with typical limitation of liability language in digital service agreements, may limit the financial remedies available to users in the event of service disruptions or content removal.
Interpretive note: The full limitation of liability clause text was not available in the truncated document; this provision is assessed based on the license grant language and standard digital service agreement structure.
Under the agreement, Audible's obligations are defined by the license grant rather than by warranties of perpetual access or content availability. Users seeking remedies for service failures or content loss would operate within the constraints of the license terms and any applicable limitation of liability clause.
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This provision establishes the boundaries of Audible's contractual obligations to users and, in conjunction with typical limitation of liability language in digital service agreements, may limit the financial remedies available to users in the event of service disruptions or content removal.
Under the agreement, Audible's obligations are defined by the license grant rather than by warranties of perpetual access or content availability. Users seeking remedies for service failures or content loss would operate within the constraints of the license terms and any applicable limitation of liability clause.
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