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"This Limited Warranty Does Not Cover any of the Following: Lost WHOOP Devices(s)...Damage or failure through misuse or malfunction, normal wear and tear...Cosmetic damage...unauthorized modification...attempted repair by unauthorized persons...Excerpt from Whoop's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “This Limited Warranty Does Not Cover any of the Following: Lost WHOOP Devices(s)...Damage or failure through misuse or malfunction, normal wear and tear...Cosmetic damage...unauthorized modification...attempted repair by unauthorized persons...”
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