Disputes are governed by the laws of California (for US users) or the laws of the relevant country (for international users), and any litigation must be brought in those courts.
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Non-California US users may face significant practical barriers to pursuing litigation since disputes must be resolved under California law in California courts, adding cost and complexity to any legal action.
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Non-California US users may face significant practical barriers to pursuing litigation since disputes must be resolved under California law in California courts, adding cost and complexity to any legal action.
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