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The additional terms are scoped to the executable code versions, meaning they govern the software as distributed and run by users.
Readers who use the executable code versions of Chrome or ChromeOS are required to comply with these Additional Terms of Service.
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"These Google Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms of Service apply to the executable code version of Chrome and ChromeOS.Excerpt from Google's Chrome Terms of Service
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The additional terms are scoped to the executable code versions, meaning they govern the software as distributed and run by users.
Readers who use the executable code versions of Chrome or ChromeOS are required to comply with these Additional Terms of Service.
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