The agreement excludes liability even for gross negligence and caps damages at an unreasonably low $5, effectively shielding the company from all responsibility.
Indefinite retention, broad collection of sensitive behavioral data, and sharing with unnamed advertising partners violate core privacy principles.
Unilateral modification rights allow immediate changes upon posting without notice or opt-out, violating fundamental contract fairness.
Mandatory binding arbitration in Delaware combined with class action and jury trial waivers completely blocks consumer legal recourse.
The company reserves the right to terminate accounts arbitrarily without notice, appeal, or refund, severely undermining user due process.
Auto-renewal coupled with a cumbersome cancellation requirement (written notice by post) and no pro-rated refunds creates significant financial traps.
Users grant a perpetual, irrevocable license that includes sublicensing and AI training, stripping creators of control and potential revenue.
One-sided indemnification forces users to cover the company's legal costs for any claim arising from service use, lacking reciprocity.
Continued use constitutes acceptance without explicit notice, creating a browsewrap agreement that lacks transparency for material changes.