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Waiving jury trial and court resolution rights removes two fundamental procedural protections users would otherwise have when pursuing or defending disputes.
The reader gives up the right to a jury trial and the right to have disputes related to the Terms or Wyze's products or services heard in court.
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"you and Wyze waive your rights to a jury trial and to have any dispute arising out of or related to these Terms or our Products or Services resolved in courtExcerpt from Wyze's Terms of Service
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Waiving jury trial and court resolution rights removes two fundamental procedural protections users would otherwise have when pursuing or defending disputes.
The reader gives up the right to a jury trial and the right to have disputes related to the Terms or Wyze's products or services heard in court.
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