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This exclusion eliminates the categories of harm most likely to be significant in practice, including data loss and downstream financial harm, leaving users with little recoverable loss.
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This exclusion eliminates the categories of harm most likely to be significant in practice, including data loss and downstream financial harm, leaving users with little recoverable loss.
Users cannot recover from Superhuman for lost profits, lost or damaged user content or other data, or any indirect, incidental, punitive, special, exemplary, or consequential damages.
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