The agreement limits BeReal's liability, including that of its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, agents, and licensors, to the maximum extent permitted by the applicable law of the user's country of residence.
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This provision asserts a broad liability cap covering BeReal and an extensive list of associated entities, subject to the limits of applicable local law. The provision does not specify a monetary cap or enumerate excluded categories of harm, instead delegating the effective limit to local law, which produces jurisdiction-dependent outcomes.
Interpretive note: The practical effect of the liability limitation varies materially by jurisdiction depending on applicable mandatory consumer protection law; no monetary cap or excluded harm categories are specified in the document.
Previous version had no excerpt; current version now specifies the liability cap applies to BeReal and all affiliated entities and varies by country of residence.
View full change record →Provision was simplified from 'Liability Limitation and Warranty Disclaimer' to 'Limitation of Liability,' potentially removing explicit warranty disclaimers from this section.
View full change record →Under this clause, BeReal's liability is capped at the maximum extent permitted by the user's local law, meaning the practical limit varies by jurisdiction. Users in jurisdictions with mandatory consumer protection laws that restrict liability exclusions retain those statutory protections.
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This provision asserts a broad liability cap covering BeReal and an extensive list of associated entities, subject to the limits of applicable local law. The provision does not specify a monetary cap or enumerate excluded categories of harm, instead delegating the effective limit to local law, which produces jurisdiction-dependent outcomes.
Under this clause, BeReal's liability is capped at the maximum extent permitted by the user's local law, meaning the practical limit varies by jurisdiction. Users in jurisdictions with mandatory consumer protection laws that restrict liability exclusions retain those statutory protections.
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