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Users accessing dozens of APIs through RapidAPI are legally bound by dozens of separate, potentially conflicting sets of terms that they must individually locate and review, with no accountability from RapidAPI for inconsistencies.
RapidAPI's terms materially affect developers and businesses by limiting their ability to pursue collective legal action through a class action waiver and mandatory arbitration clause, capping the company's financial liability to three months of fees paid, and permitting account suspension without prior notice. API usage data, including call logs and behavioral analytics, may be shared with third-party API providers on the platform, which could expose details about how your applications operate. You can review your data rights under CCPA or GDPR by submitting a request through RapidAPI's privacy settings or by contacting their support team.
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If you access our generative AI services through the API, you're also responsible for ensuring your use, and the use by those who access the services through your platform, complies with our usage policies. You must implement appropriate safeguards to prevent prohibited uses by your users.
When you use an application built by a third-party that uses our API, that third-party operator may collect your personal data and have their own privacy policies that govern how they use it. OpenAI is not responsible for the privacy practices of these third-party operators. We recommend reviewing t...
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