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- Fair use on YouTube - YouTube Help - Google Help
In US copyright law, fair use allows someone to use copyrighted content under certain conditions without needing permission from the copyright owner Common examples can include works of commentary, c
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- Gambling and games - Advertising Policies Help - Google Help
In order to receive and retain Google Ads certification, you must comply with the requirements below: Games must include a disclaimer that they are only intended for users over legal gambling age and must not target minors The advertiser must hold a valid local licence for distribution of their games in the targeted country, where applicable
- Restrictions on claimed music - YouTube Help - Google Help
These policies do not apply off the YouTube platform The policies may differ when we believe that you've uploaded a full album or most of an album If you have questions about your use of music, you may wish to consult a qualified attorney
- Frequently asked copyright questions - Legal Help
I have permission to use this content Why was it removed? If you have cleared the rights to use certain copyright-protected material on your page, you may want to alert the original content owner to avoid a mistaken removal If your page was removed in error, you have the option of requesting a retraction from the claimant by contacting them directly or of submitting a counter notification
- third-party disclaimer - Chrome Enterprise and Education Help
third-party disclaimer Configuration recommendations The peripherals listed in the table are tested by Google and our partners The list is regularly validated For more categories that are commonly used by both enterprise organizations and consumers—such as printers, headsets, and keyboards—see our WWCB Enterprise Peripherals by Solution
- Play audio instead of disclaimer
I have seen a screenshot of someone who had the option to play an audio tone instead of the verbal disclaimer, but I am not sure if that option is based on location, or what criteria is used for the option to appear
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