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"WHOOP and you acknowledge that this Agreement is concluded between WHOOP and you only, and not with Apple Inc....as between WHOOP and Apple, WHOOP, not Apple, is solely responsible for the Apple-Enabled Software and the content thereof.Excerpt from Whoop's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “WHOOP and you acknowledge that this Agreement is concluded between WHOOP and you only, and not with Apple Inc....as between WHOOP and Apple, WHOOP, not Apple, is solely responsible for the Apple-Enabled Software and the content thereof.”
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