Deprecation Policy a. Customer acknowledges and agrees that Google, as ultimate owner and licensor of the Products and Services, may discontinue any Products and Services or any portion or feature of the Products and Services for any reason at any time without liability to Customer.
b. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Google intends to discontinue or make backwards incompatible changes to those Products and Services that are specified at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/cloud/terms/deprecation (“Deprecation URL”), Google will announce such change or discontinuance and will use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to operate those versions and features of those Products and Services identified at the Deprecation URL without these changes for at least one year after that announcement, unless (as Google determines in its reasonable good faith judgment):
i. is otherwise required by law or third party relationship (including if there is a change in applicable law or relationship); or
ii. doing so could create a security risk or substantial economic or material technical burden.
c. The above policy in this Section is the “Deprecation Policy”.
Deprecation Policy. Google will notify Customer at least 12 months before a Significant Deprecation unless Google reasonably determines that: (i) Google is not permitted to do so by law or by contract (including if there is a change in applicable law or contract), or (ii) continuing to provide the Service that is subject to the Significant Deprecation could create a (A) security risk or (B) substantial economic or technical burden.
Deprecation Policy. Google will announce if it intends to discontinue or make backwards incompatible changes to the Services specified at the URL in the next sentence. Google will use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to operate those Services versions and features identified at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/terms/deprecation without these changes for at least one year after that announcement, unless (as Google determines in its reasonable good faith judgment):
(i) required by law or third party relationship (including if there is a change in applicable law or relationship), or
(ii) doing so could create a security risk or substantial economic or material technical burden. The above policy is the "Deprecation Policy."
Deprecation Policy. 8.1 The Service Provider shall notify the Customer in such manner as the Service Provider shall deem appropriate if the Service Provider intends to discontinue or make backwards incompatible changes to the SmartMap Data Service. The Service Provider will use its commercially reasonable efforts to continue to operate those SmartMap Data Service versions and features without changes for such period as the Service Provider shall deemed reasonable unless (as the Service Provider determines in its reasonable good faith judgment): -
(a) required by law or third party relationship (including if there is a change in applicable law or relationship); or
(b) it could create a security risk or substantial economic or material technical burden.
Deprecation Policy. 14.1. Snowdrop will notify Customer at least 12 months before making a Significant Backwards Incompatible Change, unless Snowdrop reasonably determines that:
14.1.1. Snowdrop cannot do so by law or by contract (including if there is a change in applicable law or contract)
14.1.2. Continuing to provide the Services could create a security risk or substantial economic or technical burden
Deprecation Policy. Del Systems will notify Customer if it intends to make a Signifi cant Deprecation. Del Systems will use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to provide the Core Services without a Signifi cant Deprecation for at least one year after that notifi cation, unless (as Del Systems determines in its reasonable good faith judgment): (i) otherwise required by law or by contract (including if there is a change in applicable law or contract), or (ii) doing so could create a security risk or a substantial economic or technical burden. This policy is the "Deprecation Policy."
Deprecation Policy. Elastycloud AB will notify Customer if it intends to make a Significant Deprecation. Elastycloud AB will use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to provide the Services without a Significant Deprecation for at least one year after that notification, unless (as Elastycloud AB determines in its reasonably good faith judgment): (i) otherwise required by law or by contract (including if there is a change in applicable law or contract), or (ii) doing so could create a security risk or a substantial economic or technical burden. This policy is the “Deprecation Policy.”
Deprecation Policy. Google will notify Customer if it intends to make a Significant Deprecation. Google will use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to provide the Core Services without a Significant Deprecation for at least one year after that notification, unless (as Google determines in its reasonable good faith judgment): (i) otherwise required by law or by contract (including if there is a change in applicable law or contract), or (ii) doing so could create a security risk or a substantial economic or technical burden. This policy is the “Deprecation Policy.”
Deprecation Policy. SA will notify Customer if it intends to make a Significant Deprecation. SA will use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to provide the Core Services without a Significant Deprecation for at least one year after that notification, unless (as SA determines in its reasonable good faith judgment): (i) otherwise required by law or by contract (including if there is a change in applicable law or contract), or (ii) doing so could create a security risk or a substantial economic or technical burden. This policy is the “Deprecation Policy.”
Deprecation Policy. SS will notify the Customer if it intends to make a significant deprecation of a Service. SS will use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to provide the Service without a significant deprecation for at least 12 months after that notification, unless (as SS determines in its reasonable good faith judgement): (i) otherwise required by law or by contract (including if there is a change in applicable law or contract); or (ii) doing so could create a security risk or a substantial economic or technical burden.
