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The clause establishes automatic removal mechanisms that operate independently of user action in certain circumstances, particularly the connectivity and usage-based triggers, which ensure payment method availability is maintained through ongoing service engagement and device connectivity.
Users retain control to manually remove payment methods at any time, but the terms establish conditions where payment methods become automatically unavailable if devices remain disconnected from Google services for 90 days or if Google Pay remains unused on a device for 12 months. Additionally, payment method issuers or networks may instruct removal outside user control.
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"A Payment Method may be removed from Google Pay on a given device and become unusable with the Service if: (i) you delete the Payment Method from Google Pay; (ii) you delete the Payment Method from your Google Account; (iii) you erase your mobile device using Android Device Manager; (iv) you delete your Google Account; (v) your mobile device fails to connect to any Google product or service for 90 consecutive days; (vi) you do not use Google Pay on the device for 12 consecutive months; and/or (vii) your Payment Method's issuer or payment network instructs Google to remove the Payment Method from Google Pay.— Excerpt from Google Pay's Google Pay Terms
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The clause establishes automatic removal mechanisms that operate independently of user action in certain circumstances, particularly the connectivity and usage-based triggers, which ensure payment method availability is maintained through ongoing service engagement and device connectivity.
Users retain control to manually remove payment methods at any time, but the terms establish conditions where payment methods become automatically unavailable if devices remain disconnected from Google services for 90 days or if Google Pay remains unused on a device for 12 months. Additionally, payment method issuers or networks may instruct removal outside user control.
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