Truth Social disclaims virtually all liability with blanket AS-IS language and caps damages at the lesser of amounts paid or $0.01 per cause of action. The company excludes liability for personal injury, property damage, data loss, security breaches, and service interruptions. This is among the most aggressive liability limitation clauses.
The platform can terminate accounts at its sole discretion without notice, explanation, or opportunity to cure. No appeal process exists, and the terms explicitly state this applies for any reason or no reason. Users lose all data access immediately with no preservation or export mechanism provided.
Users retain ownership of their content but grant Truth Social an unrestricted, unlimited, irrevocable, perpetual, worldwide license for any purpose including commercial use without compensation or attribution. The platform can edit, modify, or delete user content at will without notice.
The indemnification clause is one-way, requiring users to defend and pay for the company's legal costs and damages arising from user content, service use, or alleged violations. The trigger requires no proof of user wrongdoing, the financial exposure is unlimited, the company controls the defense at user expense, and it covers an extensive list of protected parties including affiliates.
Truth Social reserves broad rights to change terms at any time for any reason with minimal notice. Users waive rights to specific notice, are expected to periodically check for changes, and automatically accept modifications through continued use. No advance notice period, opt-out mechanism, or exit with refund is provided.
The platform explicitly states all fees are non-refundable, including unused portions of subscriptions. Subscriptions auto-renew at the frequency selected. While promotional periods are mentioned, the terms do not describe a clear, accessible cancellation mechanism in the T&C itself, leaving users to find cancellation procedures elsewhere.
Truth Social imposes mandatory pre-dispute arbitration with a class action waiver for all disputes. The company retains its own right to sue in Florida courts while users must pursue disputes through arbitration. No small claims exception is mentioned, no arbitration opt-out window is provided, and no clarity on fee allocation exists. The clause is asymmetric and heavily favors the company.
A separate privacy policy is incorporated and covers data practices. The T&C itself states users must consent to data transfer to the United States and confirms COPPA compliance for children under 18. However, the T&C lacks detailed disclosure of data collection, use, or sharing practices, deferring most privacy governance to the separate policy.
Age requirement is clearly stated at 18 years old with parental permission for minors. The scope of the service is well defined as a social networking platform. However, the terms reserve unilateral modification rights with minimal notice, allowing changes effective immediately upon date update with users waiving rights to specific notice.