Through this, we can see that Google Translate’s own lawyers also do not really believe in the output quality of this tool. This means that Google will be waived of liability if there are any mistranslation or losses as a result of using and trusting this tool. The full liability of Google as well as its suppliers and distributors for any claims, including the warranties implied under these terms, is limited to the amount of money you paid us to use the Services.” To the extent permitted by law, neither Google nor its suppliers and distributors shall be liable for loss of profits, revenue or data, financial loss or damages or indirect compensation, especially, consequence, deterrent or punishment. To the extent permitted by law, we exclude all liability. For example, we make no representations about the content contained in the Service, specific content of the Service, or its reliability, availability, or ability to meet user needs. Except as expressly set forth herein or in additional terms, neither Google nor the suppliers or distributors make any specific warranties regarding the Services. However, there are certain matters that we make no guarantees about our Service. “We provide our Service with an appropriate level of precision and expertise for commercial purposes, we hope you enjoy using our Service. The reason is that Google Translate’s terms of service states: Another example is when you have to translate financial records for authentication, the risk will be great if you use Google’s automatic translation. For example, if you want to send a birthday wish on Facebook to a foreign friend, you can use Google Translate, although there is a high chance that the sentence is not very accurate. It should be noted that Google Translation has certain errors, so it should be used with extreme caution. Do not use Google Translate to translate into a language you cannot understand or assess the translation quality
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