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Glossary · Company discretion

Disclaimer of warranties

In plain English: the service is provided “as is.” The company disclaims guarantees about reliability, fitness for a purpose, or uninterrupted access.

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ThemeCompany discretion

Found in 152 of 1194 published policies (159 matching findings).

Why it matters

If the product fails when you need it, the company may argue it never promised it would work—especially alongside a liability cap.

What to look for

“As is,” “as available,” “without warranties of any kind,” or disclaimers of “merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.”

Signals

Phrases to watch for

Language that often marks this clause in privacy policies and terms.

  • as is
  • as available
  • without warranties of any kind
  • merchantability and fitness

Library

Examples from published reviews

Next step

Check your own policy

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