Databricks is not responsible for any indirect losses you suffer from using their websites, including lost profits, lost data, or other economic harm, even if they knew such harm was possible.
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This clause significantly limits the financial remedies available to users who suffer harm as a result of relying on Databricks website content or experiencing service problems, including data loss.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of the blanket consequential damages exclusion varies by jurisdiction and may be limited under EU consumer law or California consumer protection statutes depending on the nature of the user relationship.
If a user relies on information from a Databricks website and suffers a business or financial loss as a result, the terms state Databricks is not liable for that type of damage, substantially limiting any potential legal claim.
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This clause significantly limits the financial remedies available to users who suffer harm as a result of relying on Databricks website content or experiencing service problems, including data loss.
If a user relies on information from a Databricks website and suffers a business or financial loss as a result, the terms state Databricks is not liable for that type of damage, substantially limiting any potential legal claim.
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