This provision establishes that customers are contractually responsible for ensuring their end users and third parties do not engage in any of the prohibited activities listed in the policy, including all AI Services restrictions.
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This provision places affirmative compliance obligations on customers for the conduct of their end users and third parties accessing Vercel services through their platforms, requiring customers to implement downstream controls and contractual flow-down obligations.
Under these terms, customers are responsible for ensuring their users and third parties comply with all policy restrictions, including the AI Services prohibitions. This requires customers to implement contractual and technical mechanisms to prevent prohibited conduct by downstream users.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Customer liability for end-user conduct in platform agreements engages consumer protection frameworks and sector-specific regulations in multiple jurisdictions.
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This provision places affirmative compliance obligations on customers for the conduct of their end users and third parties accessing Vercel services through their platforms, requiring customers to implement downstream controls and contractual flow-down obligations.
Under these terms, customers are responsible for ensuring their users and third parties comply with all policy restrictions, including the AI Services prohibitions. This requires customers to implement contractual and technical mechanisms to prevent prohibited conduct by downstream users.
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