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"Google is only a provider of the Google Play Store. Luma, and not Google, is solely responsible for such Remote App. Google has no obligation or liability to Customer with respect to such Remote App or this Agreement.Excerpt from Luma AI's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Google is only a provider of the Google Play Store. Luma, and not Google, is solely responsible for such Remote App. Google has no obligation or liability to Customer with respect to such Remote App or this Agreement.”
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