“Customer authorizes Figma and its service providers to use Customer Content for the sole purpose of providing the Services and performing activities contemplated by these Terms (such as maintaining, securing, debugging...”
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The authorization is bounded by a sole-purpose limitation, which constrains how Figma and its service providers may use Customer Content and excludes other potential uses such as advertising or product development outside the Terms.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated after 'debugging'; additional contemplated activities may be listed but are not available for analysis.
The reader's content may be accessed and used by Figma and its service providers, but only within the sole-purpose boundary the Terms establish.
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The authorization is bounded by a sole-purpose limitation, which constrains how Figma and its service providers may use Customer Content and excludes other potential uses such as advertising or product development outside the Terms.
The reader's content may be accessed and used by Figma and its service providers, but only within the sole-purpose boundary the Terms establish.
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