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NVIDIA will have no obligation...to indemnify...with respect to any Indemnifiable Claim relating to...any use of the Enterprise Products in violation of applicable laws or regulations, or expressly prohibited by the Agreement or the Enterprise Product's documentation...
Any access to or use of the Services or goods through your account by others, including your spouse, dependents, Recipients, and any access by AI Agents you enable or that operate on your behalf...
You agree that the provisions in this section will survive any termination of your Account, the Agreement and/or your access to the Services.
"(vi) violations of Your obligations of privacy to any Third Party; and/or (vii) any claims with respect to acts or omissions of any Third Party in connection with the Service, the Software or Reports.Excerpt from Google's Analytics Terms of Service
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The clause states: “(vi) violations of Your obligations of privacy to any Third Party; and/or (vii) any claims with respect to acts or omissions of any Third Party in connection with the Service, the Software or Reports.”
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