“You are legally responsible for the Content you submit to the Service.”
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Legal responsibility for submitted Content means users, not YouTube Ads, bear the legal consequences of Content they upload or otherwise provide to the Service.
Users bear legal responsibility for all Content they submit to the Service and cannot shift that responsibility to YouTube Ads.
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You are responsible for all content, including any images, videos, and prompts, that you input or generate when using Editor and/or Video.
In case of such an assignment by us, you are entitled to terminate the agreement with immediate effect by deactivating your account. We will provide you with reasonable notice of any such assignment.
You may not transfer any of your rights or obligations under these Terms without our consent.
"You are legally responsible for the Content you submit to the Service.Excerpt from YouTube Ads's YouTube Terms of Service
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Legal responsibility for submitted Content means users, not YouTube Ads, bear the legal consequences of Content they upload or otherwise provide to the Service.
Users bear legal responsibility for all Content they submit to the Service and cannot shift that responsibility to YouTube Ads.
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