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Updated Google Play Developer Distribution Agreement

Aug 31, 2023
We’re continually striving to make Google Play a positive experience for both our developers and our users. For this reason, we’ve introduced the following changes to the Developer Distribution Agreement (DDA):
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We revised section 3.1 by adding that subject to a developer accepting the terms of the DDA, Google will allow the developer to use Google Play for their products.
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We revised section 3.5 by deleting the phrases “from time to time” and “in its sole discretion”.
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We revised section 4.9 by deleting the prohibition on developers using user information outside of Google Play to sell their products.
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We revised Section 5.1 & 6.5 to clarify that (i) the developer grants Google a license upon making their products available on Google Play, (ii) that such license is sublicensable to 3rd parties for the sole purpose of checking compliance with the DDA and associated policies, and (iii) the authorization/licenses granted under this section cease upon termination of the DDA.
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We revised section 7.1 to state that where prohibited by applicable law, we do not condition promotions or marketing based on a developer launching their app first on Google Play.
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In section 8.3, we deleted the phrase “in its sole discretion” and added a link to our appeals process policy page.
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We clarified that a developer may terminate the DDA at any time at section 10.2.
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We revised section 12 to clarify that the warranty disclaimers are applicable to the maximum extent permitted by law.
These changes will go into effect starting September 28, 2023 for existing developers, and immediately for all new developer accounts created as of August 29, 2023. No action is required on your part.

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