Sure, indemnity doesn't always work, especially in the case of scammers going after your average consumer. But clauses like this are highly binding when dealin

Sure, indemnity doesn't always work, especially in the case of scammers going after your average consumer. But clauses like this are highly binding when dealing with high stakes deals between sophisticated parties with highly sophisticated teams of attorneys on both sides of the deal. And you certainly couldn't break a deal like this on a hunch that the number of daily active users might be wrong. That would be like holding up a national presidential election because the losing team believes there was fraud but has no evidence yet.