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tyzoidtoday at 12:08 PM3 repliesview on HN

I suspect the TOS say google can remove or deny apps for any reason. If in the EU, there might be a DMA claim though.


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limagnoliatoday at 12:19 PM

Sue Microsft, not Google. It was Microsoft who filed the DMCA notice, Microsft is the responsible party.

skywal_ltoday at 12:18 PM

Can a TOS waive any rights? Surely there are some unalienable rights.

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conartist6today at 12:48 PM

The TOS isn't a defense against purposely trying to ruin someone else's business by lying