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It sounds like a fee to me. That is the price that Google asks for admission to its services -- access to the data that you transfer whilst using Google service
by cookiecaper 13y ago
It sounds like a fee to me. That is the price that Google asks for admission to its services -- access to the data that you transfer whilst using Google services. Monetary fees are also contractually specified. I'm not sure why you think that just because the "fee" is non-monetary that you have to transfer all ownership rights in whole, instead of those defined as the price of entry in the contracts agreed to upon account registration.
- embolism 13y agoWhen you pay a fee, you don't have any rights to limit what's done with the money after you've handed it over.