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.
Glossary · Company discretion
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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Found in 152 of 1194 published policies (159 matching findings).
If the product fails when you need it, the company may argue it never promised it would work—especially alongside a liability cap.
“As is,” “as available,” “without warranties of any kind,” or disclaimers of “merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.”
Signals
Language that often marks this clause in privacy policies and terms.
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