Found in 4 of 170 platforms tracked (2% adoption) · 11 provisions
If your app loses Maps access, it could stop working entirely — Google has the power to effectively shut down a key part of your service with little warning.
This provision gives Meta almost unlimited power to shut down third-party applications that depend on its APIs, creating existential business risk for developers with no guaranteed right of appeal or…
This clause makes individual developers — not just Meta — legally responsible for COPPA compliance when building on the platform, meaning developers who inadvertently collect data from minors through…
Users of the Maps APIs acquire only a limited, revocable license to use Google's content, with no proprietary rights that could survive termination of the agreement.
This restricts how developers can innovate with mapping data and prevents them from building services that could compete with Google's own products.
This prevents developers from building offline map experiences or creating competing databases using Google's data, which can limit the functionality of apps consumers use.
Developers should understand that building on Meta's platform involves granting Meta a license to use elements of their application, which could affect the developer's IP strategy and the exclusivity…
This audit right gives Meta significant ongoing oversight power over developer businesses, and failure to cooperate with an audit could result in immediate platform access termination, creating lever…
The rules Plaid imposes on its developer customers directly determine how safely your financial data is handled by the apps you connect to — if those rules are weak or unenforced, your data is at gre…
This ensures consumers always know when they are viewing Google's mapping data, which is relevant for understanding whose data practices apply to the map they see.
Customers own what they build, but have no ownership rights in Twilio's underlying platform — meaning if Twilio discontinues a product or changes APIs, customers must adapt at their own cost.
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