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Agreement to the Terms itself operates as a release of all liability for Covered Claims, meaning users forfeit the ability to hold SimpliSafe liable for those claims upon acceptance.
Interpretive note: The scope of the release depends entirely on the definition of 'Covered Claim' in Section 4, which is not provided in this excerpt. The canonical claim preserves that reference without expanding it.
By agreeing to SimpliSafe's Terms, you release SimpliSafe from all liability for any Covered Claim as defined in Section 4.
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"BY AGREEING TO THESE TERMS, YOU ARE RELEASING SIMPLISAFE...FROM ALL LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH, DUE TO, OR CAUSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART BY ANY COVERED CLAIM, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 4.Excerpt from SimpliSafe's Terms of Service
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Agreement to the Terms itself operates as a release of all liability for Covered Claims, meaning users forfeit the ability to hold SimpliSafe liable for those claims upon acceptance.
By agreeing to SimpliSafe's Terms, you release SimpliSafe from all liability for any Covered Claim as defined in Section 4.
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