Uber disclaims responsibility for third-party services and content accessible through its platform, noting that separate terms and privacy policies apply to those third-party services. Uber explicitly disclaims endorsement of and liability for third-party products or services.
This analysis describes what Uber's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
This provision establishes that Uber's contractual obligations and liability do not extend to third-party services integrated into or accessible through the platform. Users accessing third-party services through Uber are subject to those providers' separate terms and privacy policies, which Uber does not control or guarantee.
Interpretive note: The scope of Uber's regulatory obligations regarding third-party data processing may not be fully resolved by this contractual disclaimer, particularly under GDPR and EU Digital Services Act frameworks that impose independent platform obligations.
Under this clause, users accessing third-party services or content through the Uber platform are subject to those third parties' own terms and privacy policies, and Uber does not accept liability for third-party products or services. Users should review applicable third-party terms separately.
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This provision establishes that Uber's contractual obligations and liability do not extend to third-party services integrated into or accessible through the platform. Users accessing third-party services through Uber are subject to those providers' separate terms and privacy policies, which Uber does not control or guarantee.
Under this clause, users accessing third-party services or content through the Uber platform are subject to those third parties' own terms and privacy policies, and Uber does not accept liability for third-party products or services. Users should review applicable third-party terms separately.
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