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This provision does not include claims resulting from the Released Parties' willful misconduct and/or gross negligence.
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"your indemnification obligation will not apply to any willful, wanton, intentional, reckless misconduct of the Wyze Parties, or gross negligence of the Wyze PartiesExcerpt from Wyze's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “your indemnification obligation will not apply to any willful, wanton, intentional, reckless misconduct of the Wyze Parties, or gross negligence of the Wyze Parties”
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