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This clause establishes Google's unilateral termination authority across multiple triggering conditions, including discretionary discontinuation without cause in specific geographic regions. The provision allocates service continuity risk entirely to the customer, as Google may cease provision based on business decisions rather than customer conduct.
Customers operate under terms that may be terminated by Google at any time based on geographic location or product decisions unrelated to customer performance. The provision means customer access to Maps APIs can be discontinued through Google's sole discretion regarding service availability in their jurisdiction, independent of contractual compliance.
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"Google may at any time, terminate these Terms with Customer if: (i) Customer has breached any provision of these Terms; or (ii) Google is required to do so by law; or (iii) Google decides to no longer provide the Maps APIs or relevant parts thereof; or (iv) Google, in its sole discretion, decides to no longer provide the Maps APIs to customers in the country in which Customer is located.— Excerpt from Google Maps's Google Maps Platform Terms of Service
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This clause establishes Google's unilateral termination authority across multiple triggering conditions, including discretionary discontinuation without cause in specific geographic regions. The provision allocates service continuity risk entirely to the customer, as Google may cease provision based on business decisions rather than customer conduct.
Customers operate under terms that may be terminated by Google at any time based on geographic location or product decisions unrelated to customer performance. The provision means customer access to Maps APIs can be discontinued through Google's sole discretion regarding service availability in their jurisdiction, independent of contractual compliance.
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