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Android SDK License Agreement Summary

1. Introduction

   • The Android SDK, including system files and APIs, is licensed to you by Google. This agreement is a legal contract governing your use of the SDK.

2. Acceptance of the Agreement

   • You must agree to the terms to use the SDK. If you're representing an organization, you must have the authority to bind them to this agreement.

3. SDK License from Google

   • Google grants you a limited, non-exclusive license to use the SDK for developing apps for compatible Android devices. You cannot use it for other platforms or to create another SDK. Google retains all rights to the SDK.

4. Your Use of the SDK

   • You own the rights to the applications you create but must use the SDK in compliance with applicable laws and protect user privacy.

5. Developer Credentials

   • You are responsible for keeping your developer credentials confidential and for any apps developed under those credentials.

6. Privacy and Data Collection

   • Google may collect usage statistics to improve the SDK, but will notify you first and seek your consent.

7. Third-Party Applications

   • Google is not responsible for third-party apps you may use with the SDK.

8. Using Google APIs

   • If you access Google data through APIs, you need user consent and must comply with additional Terms of Service.

9. Terminating the Agreement

   • You can terminate the agreement by stopping your use of the SDK. Google can terminate it if you breach the agreement or for other legal reasons.

10. Disclaimer of Warranties

    • The SDK is provided "as is," without warranties. Use it at your own risk.

11. Limitation of Liability

    • Google is not liable for any damages arising from your use of the SDK.

12. Indemnification

    • You agree to protect Google from claims arising from your use of the SDK or any applications you develop.

13. Changes to the Agreement

    • Google may update the agreement when new SDK versions are released.

14. General Legal Terms

• This agreement is governed by California law, and any disputes will be resolved in Santa Clara County courts.

OWNER October 27, 2024 Tags : Software

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