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"Neither party may use the other party's Brand Features or issue, publish, or present a press release, blog post, speech, social media post, or investor relations call...discussing Customer's use of the Services...without the written consent of the other party...Excerpt from Google Cloud's Terms
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The clause states: “Neither party may use the other party's Brand Features or issue, publish, or present a press release, blog post, speech, social media post, or investor relations call...discussing Customer's use of the Services...without the written consent of the other party...”
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