“Google is not responsible for 3rd Party Tags.”
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This clause removes Google's liability for any third-party tags, placing all associated risk with the user or the third party.
Users cannot hold Google responsible for any issues arising from third-party tags.
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"Google is not responsible for 3rd Party Tags.Excerpt from Google's Tag Manager Terms of Service
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This clause removes Google's liability for any third-party tags, placing all associated risk with the user or the third party.
Users cannot hold Google responsible for any issues arising from third-party tags.
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