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This clause assigns compliance responsibility to the user rather than to Fly.io for application content, meaning users bear the risk of Terms of Service violations arising from their application data.
Interpretive note: The clause contains two independent propositions: ownership of application information and user responsibility for compliance. The canonical claim states the primary proposition (responsibility/compliance); ownership is recorded in omitted_material.
You are responsible for your application content and must ensure it complies with Fly.io's Terms of Service; Fly.io does not assume that responsibility.
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This clause assigns compliance responsibility to the user rather than to Fly.io for application content, meaning users bear the risk of Terms of Service violations arising from their application data.
You are responsible for your application content and must ensure it complies with Fly.io's Terms of Service; Fly.io does not assume that responsibility.
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