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I don't see how any small time hacker agrees to any indemnification. It's not as if you could even if you wanted to even defend a small lawsuit (I don't know ho
by x5n1 11y ago
I don't see how any small time hacker agrees to any indemnification. It's not as if you could even if you wanted to even defend a small lawsuit (I don't know how much they paid him). So what's the point. If you are afraid of being sued, buy yourself insurance. You are a large company, that's something you can do. And it will actually provide you protection rather than a contract which I can not possibly fulfill.
- roddux 11y agoI was also rather confused at this. Why would he be liable for anything that happens with the app after it's been sold? Is this standard practise in such deals?
- JabavuAdams 11y agoI imagine it's the acquirer protecting themselves against due diligence oversights.