Google Audit
Fine Print v1.0.0 accuracy report, scanned April 3, 2026
This is a test of Fine Print's accuracy, not a legal assessment of Google's terms. Results show what the extension flagged, including any errors.
Summary
2 clauses flagged across 2 categories
1 Medium 1 Low
No false positives or false negatives detected in this scan.
Findings
Liability is broadly disclaimed
The disclaimers section limits all commitments to just the warranty section and service-specific terms. The business user section explicitly excludes loss of profits, indirect/consequential loss, and punitive damages.
Source: "Disclaimers" section + "For business users and organizations only" subsection under Liabilities.
Disputes governed by a specific jurisdiction's laws
California law governs all disputes, resolved exclusively in Santa Clara County courts.
Source: "Settling disputes, governing law, and courts" section.
What Fine Print correctly did not flag
- Perpetual license: The content license is worldwide/royalty-free/sublicensable, but explicitly "non-exclusive" and terminates when you remove content.
- Unilateral changes: Google says they "may update these terms" but explicitly commits to "reasonable advance notice and the opportunity to review."
- Account termination: Suspension/termination is conditional on breaches, legal requirements, or harmful conduct.
- Data selling/tracking/cookies: Not present in the ToS itself (lives in their separate Privacy Policy).
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