Limits for Abusive Usage Sample Clauses

Limits for Abusive Usage. Customer will not use the Matterport APIs and/or the Matterport SDKs in a manner that constitutes Abusive Usage. To the extent that Matterport, in its sole discretion, determines that Customer’s usage of the Matterport APIs and/or Matterport SDKs, including Delegated Access, constitutes Abusive Usage, in addition to other remedies available herein, Matterport reserves the right to impose limits on Customer’s Matterport API usage, which Matterport may change at any time with or without notice to Customer.
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