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GOAT grants to you a limited non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license, with no right to sublicense, to download and install the Apps on your personal computers, mobile devices, tablets, wearable devices, and/or other devices...
The Subscription Service will be able to view, manage and store properties which include the list of sites and domains you control in HubSpot and the Search Console data for your connected properties.
You and any Teen User may not rent, lease or otherwise transfer your (or any Teen User's) rights in the software to a third party. You and any Teen User must comply with the implementation, access and use requirements contained in all documentation
"with respect to any WHOOP App accessed through or downloaded from the Google Play store...you may have additional license rights with respect to use of such Google Play Sourced Application on a shared basis within your designated family group.Excerpt from Whoop's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “with respect to any WHOOP App accessed through or downloaded from the Google Play store...you may have additional license rights with respect to use of such Google Play Sourced Application on a shared basis within your designated family group.”
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