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This clause establishes Amazon's operational authority to unilaterally alter service availability and user access to purchased content based on a broad range of determinations, including subjective criteria ('any other reason we deem appropriate'). The liability waiver means users have no contractual claim for damages resulting from such service modifications or access terminations.
Users' continued access to Kindle Content and the Service itself operates at Amazon's discretion rather than as a guaranteed right, subject to modification or termination on grounds specified in the agreement or at Amazon's determination. Users cannot recover damages from Amazon for service modifications, suspensions, or access terminations authorized under this provision.
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"Amazon reserves the right to modify, suspend, or discontinue the Service at any time. Amazon may also limit, suspend, or terminate your access to Kindle Content, including any associated rights, if we determine that your use of the Service violates this Agreement or applicable law, poses a risk to Amazon, our customers, or third parties, is fraudulent, or for any other reason we deem appropriate. Amazon will not be liable to you if we exercise such rights.— Excerpt from Kindle's Kindle Store Terms of Use
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This clause establishes Amazon's operational authority to unilaterally alter service availability and user access to purchased content based on a broad range of determinations, including subjective criteria ('any other reason we deem appropriate'). The liability waiver means users have no contractual claim for damages resulting from such service modifications or access terminations.
Users' continued access to Kindle Content and the Service itself operates at Amazon's discretion rather than as a guaranteed right, subject to modification or termination on grounds specified in the agreement or at Amazon's determination. Users cannot recover damages from Amazon for service modifications, suspensions, or access terminations authorized under this provision.
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