“IN NO EVENT SHALL DATADOG'S CUMULATIVE AND AGGREGATE LIABILITY UNDER THESE TERMS EXCEED TWO HUNDRED U.S. DOLLARS.”
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The $200 aggregate cap applies to all claims combined under the Terms, meaning users cannot recover more than that amount from Datadog regardless of the nature or extent of harm suffered.
Users are limited to recovering no more than $200 in total from Datadog for any and all claims arising under these Terms.
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The $200 aggregate cap applies to all claims combined under the Terms, meaning users cannot recover more than that amount from Datadog regardless of the nature or extent of harm suffered.
Users are limited to recovering no more than $200 in total from Datadog for any and all claims arising under these Terms.
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