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The updated terms establish that Premium content access is a limited, revocable license that terminates when a subscription ends, including downloaded content. Users do not own the content and will lose access upon cancellation, expiration, or non-payment. The terms also introduce new AI feature sections that authorize Calm to process user inputs to generate outputs, with Calm retaining ownership of outputs while users retain ownership of inputs. Health disclaimers clarify that the Services do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency care and do not create a provider-patient relationship. You can review the full terms at Calm.com to understand the specific scope of the license and AI feature processing.
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"Subject to section 15 of the Terms, we, and not Apple, are responsible for addressing any claims of yours or any third-party relating to our app or your possession and/or use of that app, including: (i) product liability claims...Excerpt from Calm's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Subject to section 15 of the Terms, we, and not Apple, are responsible for addressing any claims of yours or any third-party relating to our app or your possession and/or use of that app, including: (i) product liability claims...”
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