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The waiver prevents users from joining together in class or collective actions, limiting each user to individual claims which may be economically impractical for small-value disputes.
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The updated terms clarify that custom avatars you create are your content and remain your property, while stock avatars provided by Runway remain Runway's property. The terms now explicitly govern third-party integrations (Non-Runway Services) and state that these external tools are provided without warranties and that you are solely responsible for any data, actions, or consequences arising from them. The agreement also expands what conduct is prohibited to include interference with third-party services, and broadens liability protections to cover Runway's gross negligence and intentional misconduct. You can review the Non-Runway Services section to understand which third-party integrations you enable and the data you authorize to be transferred.
View change record →Readers cannot bring or participate in class actions, representative actions, or collective proceedings against Runway; any claim must be pursued individually.
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The waiver prevents users from joining together in class or collective actions, limiting each user to individual claims which may be economically impractical for small-value disputes.
Readers cannot bring or participate in class actions, representative actions, or collective proceedings against Runway; any claim must be pursued individually.
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