Termination rights are excessively broad, allowing suspension or immediate deletion without notice, reason specificity, or appeal. Data export is not guaranteed, and deletion is left entirely to Titan's sole discretion upon termination.
Titan can modify the agreement and software at its sole discretion, with changes becoming effective merely upon notification. There is no specified advance notice period, no right to reject changes, and no provision for refunds or account closure.
Privacy obligations are deferred to a separate policy without incorporating specific GDPR/CCPA rights or breach notification timelines here. Discretionary data deletion and lack of granular consumer controls increase privacy risk.
Disputes must be resolved through mandatory arbitration in Singapore, with exclusive jurisdiction there. Consumers bear initial costs, face distant venues, and lose access to local small claims courts, severely limiting practical recourse.
Indemnification is one-sided and triggered by any violation of terms, including attorney fees. While it does not cover company fault, it lacks reciprocal protection for the user and survives termination indefinitely.
The document requires explicit affirmative consent via an online checkbox or 'I agree' button, avoiding browsewrap pitfalls. The scope is clearly defined as applying to End Users granted accounts by a Customer, with appropriate age-of-majority requirements.
The company disclaims all warranties on an 'as is' basis and explicitly excludes liability for data loss under any circumstance. There are no carve-outs for gross negligence or willful misconduct, effectively shielding the provider from core service failures.