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The prohibition creates a contractual constraint on how customers may store and deploy map data, requiring adherence to specified use cases rather than permitting unlimited local storage or reproduction. This operates as a content access control mechanism within the broader platform licensing structure.
Customers must obtain explicit authorization before implementing caching practices for map data. Caching beyond the scope of permitted uses in the Maps Service Specific Terms constitutes a contractual violation of the terms.
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The prohibition creates a contractual constraint on how customers may store and deploy map data, requiring adherence to specified use cases rather than permitting unlimited local storage or reproduction. This operates as a content access control mechanism within the broader platform licensing structure.
Customers must obtain explicit authorization before implementing caching practices for map data. Caching beyond the scope of permitted uses in the Maps Service Specific Terms constitutes a contractual violation of the terms.
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