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"Neither Apple nor Google will be responsible or liable to you in relation to any third party claim...that your possession or use (in accordance with these terms) of the mobile application infringes any intellectual property rights.Excerpt from McDonald's's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Neither Apple nor Google will be responsible or liable to you in relation to any third party claim...that your possession or use (in accordance with these terms) of the mobile application infringes any intellectual property rights.”
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