How long do I have to act — Google?
You and Google agree to resolve disputes through California courts, and you consent to personal jurisdiction in those courts.
| Clause | Risk | What it says |
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| Dispute resolution | medium |
You and Google agree to resolve disputes through California courts, and you consent to personal jurisdiction in those courts.
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- Whose courts decide? — Google
- Who is allowed to use it? — Google
- What else should I know? — Google
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