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The Subscriber bears the financial and legal burden of defending Fastly against third-party claims tied to the Subscriber's data or non-compliant use of the Services.
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If a third party brings a claim against Fastly arising from your Subscriber Data or your breach of the Agreement in using the Services, you are required to defend and indemnify Fastly.
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"Subscriber will indemnify and defend Fastly against any and all third party claims... arising out of or in connection with (i) Subscriber Data, or (ii) Subscriber's use of the Services in breach of the Agreement...Excerpt from Fastly's Terms of Service
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The Subscriber bears the financial and legal burden of defending Fastly against third-party claims tied to the Subscriber's data or non-compliant use of the Services.
If a third party brings a claim against Fastly arising from your Subscriber Data or your breach of the Agreement in using the Services, you are required to defend and indemnify Fastly.
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