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"the provision of the Service to you (subject to your compliance with these Terms) constitutes the sole and sufficient consideration that you are entitled to receive for any content or other contributions you have made...Excerpt from Waze's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “the provision of the Service to you (subject to your compliance with these Terms) constitutes the sole and sufficient consideration that you are entitled to receive for any content or other contributions you have made...”
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