These Terms and Conditions are a binding agreement. They contain important provisions concerning purchases, recurring charges, user content, disclaimers, limits of liability, dispute resolution, and, for certain United States users, individual arbitration and a class-action waiver. Please read them before accessing or using the Service. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits a right or remedy that applicable law does not permit us to exclude or limit.
1. OPERATOR, SERVICE, AND DEFINITIONS
"Operator," "we," "us," and "our" mean ScripTop s.r.o. (Company ID 09148086), whose postal address is Osadní 869/32, Holešovice, 170 00 Praha 7, Czech Republic and whose legal jurisdiction is the Czech Republic. If another entity or Seller is identified for a particular Offering or transaction, the transaction-specific disclosure identifies the contracting party for that Offering or transaction.
Only the identified Operator is a party to these Terms and responsible for the Service it provides. No parent, subsidiary, affiliate, shareholder, director, officer, employee, contractor, licensor, service provider, or other related person becomes a contracting party, Seller, guarantor, fiduciary, agent, partner, joint venturer, or jointly or severally liable merely because it shares ownership, branding, domains, technology, infrastructure, personnel, management, premises, payment arrangements, or a universal contact channel with the Operator.
If more than one operating company or Seller is identified, each entity's obligations and liabilities are separate and several, not joint, and relate only to the Service, processing, Offering, transaction, act, or omission legally attributable to that entity. No entity assumes another entity's debt, liability, warranty, indemnity, regulatory duty, or contractual obligation unless it expressly does so in a signed agreement or applicable law necessarily provides otherwise.
Where regional operating companies exist, the Operator identified at registration, checkout, order confirmation, invoice, or the relevant legal notice is the sole contracting Operator for that Service or transaction. A designated United States entity and a designated European entity remain separate even when they use the same brand and universal contacts. User location alone does not substitute another group entity as the contracting party. Rights granted to an Operator Party are protective enforcement rights only and do not impose contractual duties on that Operator Party or excuse an entity from liability that applicable law independently imposes for its own conduct.
"Service" means ScripTop Inc., available at https://scriptop.co, including the applicable Operator-controlled website, application, platform, software, interface, API, store, marketplace, community, hosted page, domain, communication channel, and related online or offline functionality. A reference to the Service includes only features actually made available, even though these Terms also contain conditional rules for features that may be disabled.
"User" or "you" means any visitor or person using the Service. "Business User" means a person acting for commercial, professional, organizational, or trade purposes. "Consumer" means an individual acting mainly outside a trade, business, craft, or profession. "Seller" means the person identified in a listing or checkout as supplying an Offering. "Buyer" means a person acquiring an Offering. A Seller may be the Operator or an independent third party. "Offering" means any product, service, subscription, license, digital content, benefit, listing, or other item made available through the Service. "Content" means text, data, prompts, outputs, files, images, audio, video, code, listings, reviews, messages, advertisements, links, and other material.
The Operator details above apply throughout these Terms. Any different or additional Seller, manufacturer, importer, representative, or transaction-specific details displayed in a listing, checkout, order confirmation, invoice, or legal notice apply to the relevant Offering or transaction.
2. ACCEPTANCE AND CONTRACT FORMATION
You accept these Terms when you click an acceptance control, create or use an account, access protected functionality, submit Content, call an API, place an order, or otherwise use the Service after being given reasonable notice of these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.
If you use the Service for an organization, you represent that you have authority to bind it, and "you" includes that organization. If you lack that authority, you are personally responsible for your use and any obligations you purport to undertake.
For account registration, Seller onboarding, paid transactions, recurring billing, high-risk features, material changes, United States arbitration and class waiver, and other situations where affirmative assent is required or appropriate, the Service will present an unchecked box or comparably clear acceptance control near a readily accessible copy of the applicable terms. We will retain the User or account, timestamp, terms version, and acceptance event as evidence where reasonably necessary. Access or continued use constitutes acceptance only to the extent that method is enforceable under applicable law.
We may require separate affirmative consent for particular features, transactions, recurring payments, marketing, cookies, sensitive-data processing, AI functionality, or other activities. Acceptance of these Terms is not consent where law requires a separate, specific choice.
The Privacy Policy describes personal-information processing and is incorporated by reference for notice purposes, but it is not treated as consent. Any checkout terms, listing terms, plan description, order form, refund policy, seller terms, acceptable-use rules, data processing addendum, and feature-specific conditions presented before the relevant action also apply. A feature-specific or transaction-specific term controls only the subject it expressly addresses. An independent Seller's terms do not amend the agreement between the User and Operator. Sections 28 through 36 control every dispute, remedy, and relationship with an Operator Party unless a later agreement expressly identifies the exact Section being replaced and is affirmatively accepted by the User and an authorized representative of the Operator. Mandatory law always controls to its applicable extent.
3. MANDATORY CONSUMER RIGHTS
These Terms apply only to the maximum extent permitted by law. Consumers retain mandatory rights that applicable jurisdictional and conflict-of-law rules make applicable to the relevant contract, including applicable rights concerning fair contract terms, pre-contract information, pricing, payment buttons, delivery, cancellation, withdrawal, refunds, conformity, legal guarantees, digital content, digital services, product safety, and access to courts. Referring to a law, right, process, or protection does not voluntarily extend it beyond its legal scope, incorporate every statutory requirement as a contractual warranty, or create a private cause of action where law provides none.
Nothing in these Terms makes a Consumer responsible for our breach, negligence, or misconduct where such responsibility cannot lawfully be shifted. Nothing requires a Consumer to waive a non-waivable claim, remedy, limitation period, evidentiary right, regulator complaint, or local forum.
3.1 REGIONAL APPLICATION
Provisions expressly directed to the United States apply only to persons, claims, transactions, or activities within their stated United States scope. Provisions expressly directed to the European Union, European Economic Area, Switzerland, or United Kingdom apply only where the relevant regional law applies. All other provisions remain part of the general worldwide Terms. The application, non-application, invalidity, or mandatory modification of a regional provision does not expand that provision to another region and does not affect any independent provision.
Making the Service technically accessible from a country does not represent that the Operator targets that country, has an establishment there, is licensed there, submits generally to its laws or courts, or offers every feature there. Applicable mandatory law is determined by its own jurisdictional rules. A mandatory rule overrides these Terms only for the person, transaction, processing, claim, liability, or remedy to which that rule legally applies and only to the minimum extent required.
4. ELIGIBILITY AND AGE
Unless the Service expressly states otherwise, you must be at least 18 years old and have reached the age of legal majority where you live. You may not use the Service if you are legally barred from doing so, subject to sanctions or trade restrictions that prohibit the relationship, or unable to enter this agreement.
If a Service expressly permits a person below the age of majority, that person may use it only with valid permission and supervision from a parent or legal guardian and subject to any age-verification and child-safety measures. Services not expressly designed for children are not directed to children younger than 13. A parent or guardian who authorizes use is responsible to the extent permitted by law.
5. ACCOUNTS, CREDENTIALS, AND VERIFICATION
You must provide complete, current, and accurate information; keep it updated; use only identities and contact details you are authorized to use; and complete verification reasonably requested for security, payments, marketplace integrity, tax, sanctions, age, fraud prevention, or legal compliance. We may refuse registration, reserve or reassign identifiers where lawful, and require reverification.
You are responsible for safeguarding passwords, one-time codes, passkeys, API keys, FTP credentials, devices, and account recovery methods. Do not share credentials or permit unauthorized access. Unless prohibited by law, actions taken through your authenticated account are treated as authorized by you until you notify us of compromise. Notify us promptly through the security or support channel if you suspect unauthorized access.
You may not sell, lease, transfer, or create an account for another person without authorization. You may not maintain deceptive, duplicate, mass-created, or evasion accounts. We may impose role, team, company, invitation, access, IP, device, rate, or transaction controls and may revoke sessions or credentials to protect the Service.
6. LIMITED RIGHT TO USE THE SERVICE
Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, personal, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable right to access and use the enabled Service for its intended purpose during the applicable term. Business Users may allow their authorized personnel to use business functionality, but remain responsible for them.
No right is granted by implication. You may not copy, sell, rent, sublicense, distribute, publicly perform, commercially exploit, or create derivative works from the Service or Operator Content except as expressly allowed by us or by mandatory law. Any software downloaded from the Service is licensed, not sold, unless a transaction expressly states otherwise.
7. THE OPERATOR'S ROLE AND THIRD-PARTY SELLERS
Depending on the enabled features, the Operator may act as a direct seller, software provider, hosting provider, marketplace, intermediary, advertising platform, communications provider, payment collection agent, or technical facilitator. The applicable listing, checkout, invoice, or order confirmation states who the Seller is. The Operator is responsible as Seller only when expressly identified as Seller.
When an independent Seller supplies an Offering, the contract for that Offering is between Buyer and Seller. The independent Seller, not the Operator, is responsible for its Offering, listing accuracy, legal status, qualifications, pricing, taxes, safety, conformity, warranties, delivery, customer service, cancellation, returns, refunds, recalls, and compliance with consumer and sector-specific law. The Operator does not become the Seller, manufacturer, importer, employer, partner, agent, insurer, trustee, or fiduciary merely by hosting a listing, processing a payment, providing tools, or communicating on a party's behalf.
We may screen, verify, moderate, rank, or remove Sellers and Offerings, but unless mandatory law says otherwise, we do not guarantee identity, creditworthiness, licensing, quality, legality, safety, availability, authenticity, or performance. Users must exercise reasonable judgment and conduct appropriate due diligence. Any legally required marketplace disclosure stating whether a Seller is a trader or private individual controls; consumer-law protections applicable to professional traders may not apply to purchases from private individuals.
This allocation between the Seller and Operator does not exclude a direct product-safety, trader-verification, marketplace, intermediary, refund, or other duty that applicable law imposes on the Operator. We perform such non-transferable duties as described in Sections 10 and 21.
8. ACCEPTABLE USE
You may use the Service only lawfully, honestly, safely, and consistently with its intended purpose. You must not use it to violate law, regulation, sanctions, court orders, third-party rights, or binding industry rules; facilitate fraud, deception, money laundering, tax evasion, chargeback abuse, market manipulation, or identity theft; exploit or endanger a child or vulnerable person; harass, threaten, stalk, defame, discriminate, or incite violence; distribute malware or harmful code; or collect, expose, sell, or misuse personal information without a lawful basis and required notice.
You must not upload or promote illegal content; counterfeit, stolen, recalled, unsafe, or unlawfully imported goods; unlawful weapons, drugs, controlled substances, or regulated products; non-consensual intimate imagery; sexual content involving minors; content that infringes intellectual-property, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, or contractual rights; fake reviews or endorsements; deceptive advertisements; spam; pyramid schemes; or any Offering that requires a license or authorization you do not possess. Additional prohibited-item rules displayed by the Service apply.
You must not probe, scan, or test vulnerabilities without written authorization; bypass authentication, consent, paywalls, rate limits, robots instructions, geographic restrictions, or security controls; interfere with availability; overload infrastructure; introduce malicious instructions or prompt injection intended to obtain secrets or unauthorized access; impersonate others; falsify headers or origin; or access accounts, systems, data, files, APIs, or endpoints without permission.
You must not scrape, crawl, index, extract, harvest, frame, mirror, benchmark, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, discover source code, train competing models, or use automated means against the Service except where expressly authorized in writing, enabled through an official API, or protected by non-waivable law. You must not remove notices, manipulate rankings or attribution, evade fees, divert transactions off-platform to avoid charges, resell access, or use the Service to build a materially competing product.
You may not use the Service for high-risk activities where failure could cause death, personal injury, serious property or environmental damage, denial of essential services, unlawful discrimination, or other legally significant harm unless we have expressly authorized that use in a separate written agreement.
9. USER CONTENT
You retain ownership of rights you lawfully hold in your Content. You represent and warrant that you own or have obtained and will maintain every copyright, neighboring right, trademark, patent, database right, performer right, music publishing and master right, synchronization right, privacy right, publicity or personality right, confidentiality permission, consent, license, release, notice, and lawful basis needed to submit, host, display, process, adapt, promote, and share the Content and to authorize every permitted use under these Terms; that the Content and our permitted use of it do not violate law, contract, or another person's rights; and that the Content is accurate where accuracy is material. You are solely responsible for paying all royalties, collecting-society charges, residuals, guild payments, license fees, and other third-party amounts arising from your Content, Offerings, instructions, or requested uses.
You grant the Operator and its affiliates, contractors, processors, and technical partners a worldwide, non-exclusive, fully paid-up, royalty-free, transferable and sublicensable license, under every intellectual-property, privacy, publicity, personality, performer, contractual, and other right you own or control, to host, cache, store, reproduce, transmit, format, adapt for technical compatibility, translate, display, perform, distribute, moderate, secure, back up, and otherwise process your Content solely to operate, provide, protect, support, maintain, and technically improve the features you use; fulfill your instructions and transactions; enforce these Terms; comply with law and lawful requests; prevent, investigate, and document fraud, abuse, infringement, security incidents, and disputes; exercise or defend legal claims; preserve business continuity during a permitted corporate transaction; and promote public Content or the feature in which you chose to publish it. This license lasts while the Content is processed for those purposes and afterward only for lawful retention, backup rotation, dispute evidence, previously authorized distribution, corporate continuity subject to applicable protections, or deidentified use. For Content already shared with others or incorporated into an authorized public distribution, the license is irrevocable to the extent reasonably necessary to preserve that distribution and the rights of its recipients.
Access to and operation of the Service are sufficient consideration for this Content license. Except for an amount expressly stated in feature-specific creator, Seller, advertising, referral, or payout terms, no submission, hosting, moderation, distribution, promotion, or other permitted use of Content or Feedback entitles you to any fee, royalty, residual, revenue share, equitable remuneration, accounting, audit, attribution, approval, credit, license payment, or other compensation. Feature-specific payout terms are the exclusive basis for compensation and override this paragraph only where they expressly say so. To the maximum extent permitted by law, you waive claims for compensation arising from uses within this license. If applicable law makes particular remuneration non-waivable, only the minimum remuneration and procedure that law requires apply.
For Business Customer Data governed by Section 25, the license is limited to documented instructions and contracted purposes. Using identifiable private Content for optional product training, public demonstration, or promotion requires a separate applicable notice and lawful basis or permission. We may use properly deidentified or aggregate information as described in the Privacy Policy.
If you make Content public, it may be viewed, copied, indexed, quoted, or redistributed by others beyond our control. Do not publish confidential or sensitive information. Content sent to other Users may remain in their accounts or records even after you delete your copy. We are not obligated to treat unsolicited Content as confidential.
To the extent permitted by law, you waive and agree not to assert moral rights or similar rights that would prevent the licensed uses. If such rights cannot be waived, you grant the permissions necessary for those uses. You are responsible for keeping your own copies; the Service is not your sole backup.
Feedback, suggestions, ideas, and error reports may be used by us without restriction, confidentiality duty, attribution, or compensation, provided we do not publicly identify you without permission.
A Business User claiming that an Operator Party's use of its Content exceeded this license must first give detailed written notice identifying the exact Content, right, ownership basis, challenged use, and requested cure and allow 30 days to investigate and cure before commencing a monetary claim. This does not prevent urgent relief or shorten a limitation period where applicable law prohibits that effect. Removal, restriction, investigation, negotiation, or settlement of a Content complaint is not an admission of infringement, ownership, liability, or damages.
10. CONTENT MODERATION, REPORTING, AND APPEALS
We may, but do not undertake a general obligation to, review, scan, filter, rank, label, restrict, demonetize, refuse, remove, disable access to, preserve, or disclose Content or accounts. We may act when we reasonably believe there is a Terms violation, illegality, infringement, fraud, security risk, harm to Users or the Service, regulatory request, or potential liability. Moderation may use automated detection, rules, user reports, trusted notices, risk signals, and human review. Automated systems can make mistakes.
Possible restrictions include reduced visibility, removal, delayed publication, age or geographic limits, feature limits, payment or payout holds, account suspension, or termination. Where applicable law requires it, we will act diligently, objectively, and proportionately; explain material moderation restrictions; offer an internal complaint or appeal route; and provide access to qualifying out-of-court redress. We may decline repetitive, abusive, fraudulent, manifestly unfounded, or bad-faith complaints.
Use the reporting mechanism or legal contact shown in the Service to report illegal or prohibited Content. A useful notice should identify the exact Content and location, explain the legal or policy basis, include the reporter's name and electronic contact unless lawful anonymity applies, and include a good-faith statement that the information is accurate. We may share the notice and reporter information with the affected User where lawful and necessary for fairness.
We maintain a repeat-abuse and repeat-infringer policy and may suspend persons who repeatedly submit clearly illegal Content or clearly unfounded notices. Reports involving child sexual abuse material, credible threats, trafficking, terrorism, non-consensual intimate imagery, or imminent harm may be preserved and referred to competent authorities as required or permitted by law.
Where United States law applies, the Service will provide a clear, conspicuous, plain-language reporting process for non-consensual intimate depictions that qualifying reporters can use without creating an account. A valid request must identify the depicted person and material, provide the information and statements required by law, and be submitted by an authorized person. For a request covered by the TAKE IT DOWN Act, we will remove the qualifying material as soon as possible and no later than 48 hours after receiving a valid request and will make reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies. False reports may carry legal consequences.
11. RANKING, RECOMMENDATIONS, AND ADVERTISING TRANSPARENCY
When the Service ranks or recommends Content, Sellers, or Offerings, its main parameters include, as applicable to that feature, relevance to a query, safety and trust signals, recency, quality and completeness, price and availability, location and language, selected preferences and prior interactions, popularity, Seller performance, relationships, and paid promotion. Relevance and safety ordinarily carry the greatest weight; explicit sorting and User preferences then control; quality, recency, availability, and performance refine the result; and paid promotion affects placement only when identified. The feature will disclose any materially different main parameters, their relative importance, and available controls where required. Where offered, you may adjust preferences, sorting, personalization, or a non-profiled option.
Paid placements and advertisements will be clearly identified where applicable law requires. Required advertising disclosures will identify the advertiser, the person who paid if different, and meaningful information about why an ad was shown and how to change relevant parameters. Users posting commercial communications, endorsements, affiliate links, or incentivized Content must clearly disclose the commercial relationship and comply with advertising law.
12. OPERATOR CONTENT AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
The Service, its software, design, databases, compilation, text, graphics, logos, trademarks, interfaces, documentation, and Content provided by us or our licensors are protected by intellectual-property and other laws. Except for the limited license in Section 6, all rights are reserved. No use of our names, marks, branding, metadata, or look and feel is permitted without prior written consent. To the fullest extent recognized by applicable law, we expressly reserve all rights to reproduce, extract, crawl, scrape, perform text and data mining on, or use Operator Content or the Service to develop, train, test, benchmark, or improve any model, system, database, or competing service. Any machine-readable reservation or access restriction we publish forms part of this reservation.
Third-party names, marks, Content, and Offerings belong to their respective owners. Reference to a third party does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation.
Except under a separate signed agreement that expressly states otherwise, no Operator Party has a duty to defend, indemnify, or reimburse a User for an intellectual-property, privacy, publicity, Content, product, or third-party claim. Any expressly agreed Operator indemnity is subject to its stated procedures, exclusions, exclusive remedies, and monetary cap.
13. COPYRIGHT AND OTHER RIGHTS COMPLAINTS
If you believe Content infringes your copyright, send a notice to the designated copyright agent identified in the Service's legal or contact area or, if no different agent is displayed, to ScripTop s.r.o. (Company ID 09148086) at Osadní 869/32, Holešovice, 170 00 Praha 7, Czech Republic and contact@scriptop.co. For a notice under the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act, include: your physical or electronic signature; identification of the copyrighted work; identification and precise location of the allegedly infringing material; your address, telephone number, and email address; a statement of good-faith belief that the use is unauthorized; and a statement under penalty of perjury that the notice is accurate and you are authorized to act.
The affected User may submit a legally valid counter-notice identifying the removed material and its prior location, consenting to the required court jurisdiction, accepting service of process, and stating under penalty of perjury a good-faith belief that removal resulted from mistake or misidentification. We may restore material when law permits. Knowingly material misrepresentations may create liability. A good-faith restriction, preservation, disclosure, removal, or restoration in response to a notice, apparent illegality, or legal process is not an admission and does not make us liable to the affected User to the extent applicable law provides protection. Copyright safe-harbor protection also depends on operational requirements, including registration and maintenance of a designated agent; these Terms do not by themselves create safe harbor.
For trademark, privacy, publicity, consumer-safety, or other rights complaints, use the applicable reporting channel and provide enough information and authority for us to evaluate the request.
14. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND AUTOMATED FEATURES
An AI-enabled feature may receive prompts, files, URLs, images, instructions, and context and return generated Content, classifications, recommendations, translations, moderation decisions, or other outputs. The interface will identify AI interaction or synthetic Content where required by law. Where the Operator provides a covered generative AI system, output will be marked in a machine-readable format and made detectable as artificially generated or manipulated to the extent technically feasible and legally required. Users who publish generated or manipulated Content must preserve required provenance markings and clearly disclose deepfakes, synthetic media, or AI interaction where law or context requires.
If an enabled feature uses emotion-recognition or biometric-categorization technology, persons exposed to it will be informed before use as required, and the feature will process personal information only under an applicable legal basis and safeguards. Such functionality is not enabled merely because this conditional clause appears in these Terms.
AI output is probabilistic and may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, biased, offensive, insecure, non-unique, or unsuitable. It may resemble third-party material. We do not warrant factual accuracy, originality, non-infringement, or fitness for any use. You must independently review output, test code, verify citations and facts, obtain professional advice when appropriate, and maintain meaningful human oversight. Do not rely on AI for medical, legal, financial, employment, credit, housing, education, insurance, safety-critical, or other consequential decisions without lawful safeguards and qualified review.
You are responsible for inputs, instructions, use, and resulting decisions. Unless a feature expressly requests the information under an applicable notice and safeguard, do not submit secrets, payment-card data, highly sensitive information, regulated health data, biometric identifiers, personal data you lack authority to process, or Content whose third-party processing is prohibited. AI features may use third-party model and infrastructure providers and may transmit Content to them as described in the Privacy Policy and feature notice.
Unless a feature-specific notice says otherwise, we do not grant you ownership of third-party rights that may exist in output and do not promise that output is eligible for intellectual-property protection. Other Users may receive similar output.
15. APIs, WEBHOOKS, FILES, HOSTING, DOMAINS, AND INTEGRATIONS
Official APIs, webhooks, import, export, FTP, feeds, widgets, apps, QR or tracking links, domains, DNS, hosting, and developer tools are subject to documentation, scopes, quotas, formats, security requirements, and rate limits. We may issue, rotate, revoke, or restrict credentials; deprecate versions with reasonable notice where practicable; and block abusive, insecure, or excessive traffic.
You must secure endpoints and credentials, validate signatures, use least-privilege scopes, prevent unauthorized calls, comply with third-party API terms, and ensure exported or webhook data is lawfully received and protected. You are responsible for the systems you connect, their security and availability, and instructions they send. We are not responsible for loss, alteration, disclosure, or misuse after data is delivered to a destination you selected.
Domain registration and related services are also subject to registry, registrar, ICANN, hosting, and provider rules. Names may be unavailable, challenged, suspended, transferred, or lost. You must maintain accurate registrant and renewal information. We do not guarantee registration, renewal, ranking, deliverability, DNS propagation, recovery, uninterrupted hosting, or preservation of files. Maintain independent backups.
Third-party integrations are governed by their own terms and privacy notices. Enabling an integration directs us to exchange necessary data with it. We do not control and are not responsible for third-party products, policies, content, security, availability, changes, or acts, except where mandatory law provides otherwise.
16. ORDERS AND CONTRACTS FOR OFFERINGS
A listing or display is ordinarily an invitation to make an offer, not a binding offer by the Seller. Your order is an offer to purchase. An automated acknowledgment confirms receipt but does not necessarily accept the order. Unless the checkout states another acceptance event, the Seller accepts when it sends an express acceptance, dispatches the goods, begins the service at your request, or provides access to digital content. Separate items may be accepted separately.
Before acceptance, the Seller may reject or cancel an order for unavailability, verification failure, suspected fraud, pricing or description error, legal restriction, delivery limitation, payment failure, or other legitimate reason. Any collected amount for a rejected item will be released or refunded. After a contract forms, cancellation is subject to these Terms, transaction-specific terms, and mandatory law.
Descriptions, images, availability, compatibility, measurements, colors, and estimates are provided with reasonable care but may vary within lawful tolerances. Obvious errors may be corrected. No correction removes mandatory rights after contract formation. Quantities may be limited, and resale restrictions may apply where lawful.
If a price is personalized by automated decision-making, or a ranking includes paid placement, the Seller or Service will provide the disclosure required by law at the relevant interface.
17. PRICES, TAXES, FEES, AND PAYMENT
The price, currency, applicable taxes, delivery charges, platform fees, subscription interval, and other mandatory charges are displayed before an order that creates a payment obligation. You authorize the Seller, Operator, and payment provider to charge the selected payment method for disclosed amounts. You represent that you are authorized to use that method.
Prices may change prospectively. A change does not alter an accepted one-time order. Changes to a recurring plan take effect only after required notice and any required consent or cancellation opportunity. Currency conversion, bank, carrier, customs, and payment-provider charges may be imposed by third parties.
You are responsible for taxes, duties, permits, reporting, and withholding assigned to you by law. We or a provider may calculate, collect, withhold, report, or remit amounts where required, and may request tax documentation. Estimates are not tax advice.
Payment processing may be performed by an independent provider. We may receive tokens, status, limited card details, account identifiers, and fraud signals but generally do not receive full card credentials. Payment-provider terms apply. Authorization holds, delayed settlement, failed payments, reversals, reserves, and identity checks may occur.
You must raise a billing issue promptly through support before initiating a chargeback where reasonably possible, without giving up any legal chargeback right. Fraudulent or abusive disputes are prohibited. We may offset lawful debts, refunds, chargebacks, penalties, or fees against amounts payable to a Business User where allowed by law and the transaction terms.
For a Business User or Seller acting in the course of business, every settlement, credit, and payout is provisional until the underlying transaction, refund, chargeback, fraud, reserve, tax, and legal-risk periods have ended. To the extent permitted by law and applicable payment terms, we may delay or withhold a payout, establish or increase a reasonable reserve, reverse an erroneous or fraudulent credit, deduct amounts owed from present or future payouts, recover a negative balance, and require prompt reimbursement of refunds, chargebacks, penalties, taxes, recall costs, and other amounts for which that Business User or Seller is responsible.
A Business User must pay undisputed amounts without setoff, counterclaim, withholding, or deduction except where law requires otherwise. To the extent permitted by law, overdue amounts accrue interest at the lower of 1.5 percent per month or the maximum lawful rate, and the Business User must reimburse reasonable collection costs. A billing objection does not suspend unrelated payment obligations.
18. SUBSCRIPTIONS, RENEWALS, AND TRIALS
If you select a recurring plan, the checkout will disclose the item, price, billing frequency, trial or promotional period, renewal terms, minimum commitment, cancellation method, and material restrictions before billing information is obtained. By separately confirming the purchase, you expressly authorize recurring charges until cancellation.
You may cancel through the account control, online cancellation function, or other simple method identified at enrollment. Cancellation normally stops future renewals and does not retroactively refund a period already begun, except as stated in the offer or required by law. Delete-account and cancel-subscription actions may be separate; review the confirmation. We will provide acknowledgments, renewal reminders, price-change notices, and additional cancellation methods where required.
Cancel before the disclosed renewal deadline to avoid the next charge. If a payment fails, access may be limited and we may retry the payment as disclosed by the payment provider. A free or discounted trial converts to the disclosed paid plan only after express informed consent. Trial eligibility may be limited and abuse may result in cancellation.
19. DELIVERY, PERFORMANCE, RISK, AND TITLE
Delivery and performance dates are estimates unless expressly guaranteed. The Seller will comply with legally binding delivery periods and required delay notices. Shipping restrictions, carriers, tracking, collection, import obligations, and transfer of risk or title are stated at checkout or governed by applicable law. Nothing in these Terms shifts risk to a Consumer earlier than mandatory law permits.
You must provide an accurate and accessible delivery address, inspect deliveries reasonably promptly, follow lawful return instructions, and notify the Seller of loss, damage, non-delivery, or non-conformity. Business Users bear commercial risk as stated in transaction-specific shipping terms.
20. RETURNS, REFUNDS, WITHDRAWAL, AND LEGAL GUARANTEES
The Seller's displayed return and refund policy applies in addition to mandatory law. Unless required by law or expressly promised, fees and completed services are non-refundable, customized or consumed items cannot be returned, and digital access already supplied is not refundable merely because it was unused. This sentence does not restrict remedies for non-conformity, misdescription, non-delivery, or other breach.
Consumers in the European Union, European Economic Area, and United Kingdom generally have a statutory 14-day right to withdraw from many distance contracts without giving a reason. For goods, the period generally begins on delivery; for services, subscriptions, and many digital-service contracts, it generally begins when the contract is concluded. Where European Union law requires it for an online distance contract, the Service and Seller will provide a prominent, continuously accessible online withdrawal function throughout the withdrawal period, a confirmation step, and immediate acknowledgment on a durable medium. You may use that function or send an unequivocal withdrawal statement to the Seller using the contact details in the order. The Seller will provide legally required instructions, model form, confirmation, reimbursement, return-cost information, and any country-specific rights.
Model withdrawal statement: To the Seller identified in my order, I give notice that I withdraw from my contract for the following goods, digital content, or services. Include the order description and number, order or receipt date, your name and address, the date of notice, and your signature only if sent on paper.
If you expressly request a service to begin during the withdrawal period and later withdraw, you may owe a proportionate amount for service supplied before withdrawal where law permits. A right to withdraw from digital content may end only after you expressly consent to immediate supply, acknowledge that this causes loss of the withdrawal right, and receive the required durable confirmation. Statutory exceptions may apply to fully performed services, personalized goods, perishables, unsealed hygiene goods, unsealed software or media, date-specific leisure services, and other categories defined by law.
Consumers retain mandatory conformity rights and legal guarantees for goods, digital content, and digital services, including required updates and lawful rights to repair, replacement, repeat performance, price reduction, refund, or termination. Commercial warranties never replace those rights. Where required, the Seller will display the applicable harmonized legal-guarantee notice. Terms for a continuous digital service do not allow material modifications without a valid reason, required notice, and any termination right required by law.
21. MARKETPLACE SELLER OBLIGATIONS
A Seller must provide accurate identity, trader status, address, contact, payment, tax, registration, licensing, and product-safety information; keep it current; and permit lawful verification. A Seller must clearly and accurately describe each Offering, total price, stock, delivery, renewal, cancellation, returns, guarantees, restrictions, and material risks and must not manipulate reviews, search results, or demand.
A Seller is solely responsible for sourcing, manufacture, labeling, warnings, intellectual property, advertising claims, product compliance, import and export, taxes, invoicing, fulfillment, support, refunds, recalls, recordkeeping, and all consumer obligations applicable to its Offerings. A Seller must cooperate with safety notices, regulator inquiries, refunds, chargebacks, tax reporting, and investigations. We may suspend a Seller or Offering until required information is complete or reliable.
A Seller acting in the course of business must maintain records and product, professional, cyber, commercial, and other insurance reasonably appropriate to its Offerings, risks, and applicable law and must provide evidence upon reasonable request. Verification, insurance review, moderation, payment processing, or assistance by the Operator does not transfer the Seller's responsibility or make the Operator a guarantor.
Where marketplace law applies, we will, to the extent required, collect, verify, retain, disclose, and report Seller information; display required Seller details; provide consumer reporting channels; conduct reasonable checks; and suspend Sellers who fail to comply. A Seller authorizes us or the payment provider to collect Buyer payments as the Seller's limited payment collection agent. Receipt by that agent satisfies the Buyer's payment obligation to the Seller for the amount received, but does not make us the Seller.
A Seller receiving Buyer personal information is an independent controller or business for its own fulfillment and legal duties and must use it only for the transaction, support, compliance, or another lawful purpose supported by proper notice. It may not add a Buyer to marketing lists, resell information, or contact the Buyer outside reasonable transaction purposes without a separate lawful basis.
Where the Operator runs a marketplace subject to trader-traceability or high-volume-seller rules, the Operator will collect the required identity, contact, registration, tax, and payment information; verify it within the legally required period using reliable records; obtain required certifications; display mandated Seller information; protect retained verification records; and suspend a Seller that does not provide or correct required information. Required disclosures and verification do not make the Operator a guarantor of the Seller.
Where European product-safety rules apply, the Operator will register with the applicable Safety Gate system, maintain required authority and consumer points of contact, operate product-safety and illegal-product reporting processes, design listings to collect required manufacturer, responsible-person, traceability, warning, and safety information, cooperate with authorities and economic operators, act on recalls and safety notices, and notify affected Buyers as required. The Operator will not knowingly allow a covered Offering to remain available when legally required safety information is incomplete.
Where United States marketplace law applies, the Operator will maintain the required electronic and telephone reporting methods, investigate qualifying reports, disclose required high-volume Seller information, request periodic certifications, and suspend non-compliant Sellers in accordance with applicable deadlines.
22. BALANCES, HOLDS, CREDITS, BONUSES, AND REFERRALS
Unless expressly identified as a regulated financial product, a displayed balance, credit, point, bonus, cashback amount, voucher, or hold is a limited contractual record for use within the Service, not a bank account, deposit, security, stored-value account, trust, or insured asset. It earns no interest, has no cash value, and is not transferable or redeemable except as expressly stated or required by law.
Payment funds may be held by regulated payment providers, not by us. Administrative holds or reserves do not create escrow, fiduciary, trustee, or money-management duties unless a separate written agreement expressly says so. We may delay release, place reserves, reverse erroneous or fraudulent entries, or offset undisputed amounts to manage refunds, chargebacks, security, or legal obligations, subject to mandatory law and applicable payment terms.
Promotions, loyalty, referral, and bonus programs may have additional eligibility, attribution, expiration, fraud, tax, and redemption rules. Rewards arise only after the qualifying event is verified and any return or dispute period ends. We may correct errors and revoke rewards obtained through self-referral, duplicate accounts, manipulation, returned transactions, or abuse. Material changes will be prospective and notified as required; already vested Consumer rights will not be removed unlawfully.
23. REVIEWS, ADVERTISEMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS
Reviews and endorsements must reflect genuine experience and disclose material connections, free items, commissions, or incentives. No incentive may be conditioned on a positive or negative sentiment. We do not prohibit or penalize an honest review merely because it is unfavorable, and nothing in these Terms transfers exclusive ownership of a Consumer's review.
Advertisers and Users are responsible for substantiating claims, identifying commercial communications, obtaining permissions, honoring promotion rules, and complying with consumer, competition, election, sector, and platform-advertising laws. We may reject or label advertisements and investigate invalid traffic, but do not guarantee reach, conversion, placement, or third-party claims.
24. COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONIC RECORDS
You consent to receive agreements, disclosures, invoices, security alerts, order updates, account notices, and other transactional communications electronically at the contact details or interface associated with your account. You must keep them current. Electronic records and signatures have the effect permitted by applicable law. You may request a paper copy where required.
For Business Users, versioned terms, acceptance events, account records, authentication records, timestamps, transaction records, communications, and technical logs created in the ordinary course of operating the Service are admissible as rebuttable evidence of the recorded activity to the extent permitted by law. A Business User must preserve its own relevant records and promptly identify any claimed inaccuracy.
Marketing email, text, calls, or push notifications are sent only on a lawful basis and with separate consent where required. Consent to marketing texts or robocalls is not a condition of purchase where prohibited. Message and data rates may apply. You can withdraw marketing consent or unsubscribe using the message control or preference setting, but may continue to receive necessary non-marketing communications. Senders must use accurate routing and subject information, identify advertising where required, provide a valid postal address, and honor opt-outs.
25. PRIVACY AND BUSINESS CUSTOMER DATA
Our Privacy Policy explains how the Operator processes personal information. You must comply with privacy, confidentiality, marketing, and data-protection law when using the Service and must not instruct us to process information unlawfully.
If a Business User submits personal information about its customers, personnel, or other individuals and determines why and how it is processed, the Business User is the controller or business. The Operator acts as processor, service provider, or contractor only when the applicable feature, order, or data processing addendum expressly designates that role. Do not submit personal information requiring processor terms until that designation, a current subprocessor list, and applicable transfer information are available.
When that processor designation applies, the processing concerns Content and account, customer, transaction, communications, and technical data selected by the Business User; covers collection, transmission, organization, storage, retrieval, use, support, security, deletion, and other operations needed to provide the Service; relates to the Business User's end users, customers, personnel, suppliers, and other authorized persons; and lasts for the service term plus lawful deletion, return, backup, and retention periods.
Under an applicable processor designation or data processing addendum, we will process such data only on documented lawful instructions unless law requires otherwise; ensure authorized personnel are bound by confidentiality; use appropriate technical and organizational security measures; impose protective terms on subprocessors; assist reasonably with data-subject requests, security incidents, impact assessments, and regulator consultations; delete or return data after service termination subject to lawful retention; provide information reasonably necessary to demonstrate compliance; and notify the Business User if an instruction appears to violate applicable data-protection law. Audits must protect security and other customers, avoid unreasonable disruption, and use available certifications and reports before on-site inspection.
The Business User authorizes subprocessors needed to provide the Service. Where required, we will make a current list available and give notice of a new subprocessor with a reasonable opportunity to object on substantiated data-protection grounds. If no reasonable alternative exists, either party may end the affected feature. Restricted international transfers will use an applicable adequacy decision, standard contractual clauses, UK addendum or international data transfer agreement, or another lawful safeguard.
For covered United States data, we will not sell or share Business Customer Data, retain, use, or disclose it outside the defined business purposes and direct relationship, or combine it with unrelated personal information except as permitted by applicable law. Each party will comply with duties applicable to its role.
Unless a separate signed agreement expressly permits it, the Service is not designed to store protected health information subject to HIPAA, nonpublic consumer-report data, raw payment-card credentials, biometric identifiers used for unique identification, or other specially regulated data. Do not submit such data.
25.1 BUSINESS CONFIDENTIALITY
A Business User must protect non-public information about the Operator or Service that a reasonable person would understand to be confidential, including source materials, documentation, credentials, security findings, architecture, pricing, financial information, product plans, pre-release features, and the terms of a non-public commercial arrangement. It may use that information only to exercise rights under the applicable agreement and may disclose it only to personnel and advisers who need it and are bound by equivalent confidentiality duties.
Confidential information does not include information the Business User can document was lawfully public without breach, already lawfully known without restriction, independently developed without use of the confidential information, or lawfully received from a third party without confidentiality duty. If disclosure is legally compelled, the Business User must, where lawful, give prompt notice and reasonable assistance so protective treatment may be sought.
On request or termination, the Business User must return or destroy confidential information except for lawful archival copies. Unauthorized use or disclosure may cause irreparable harm for which monetary damages are inadequate, so the Operator may seek injunctive or equitable relief in addition to other remedies. Nothing in this Section restricts protected disclosures to regulators or authorities.
26. SERVICE CHANGES, BETA FEATURES, AND AVAILABILITY
We may maintain, update, secure, improve, add, limit, or discontinue features for legitimate business, technical, legal, safety, or security reasons. We will provide reasonable advance notice of a material adverse change to a paid ongoing Service where practicable and legally required, and Consumers retain any mandatory termination or refund right.
Beta, preview, experimental, free, and evaluation features may be changed or withdrawn at any time, may contain defects, and may be subject to lower or no support commitments. They must not be used for production or high-risk purposes unless expressly approved.
We do not promise uninterrupted or error-free availability. Maintenance, outages, attacks, provider failures, capacity limits, legal orders, or force majeure may affect the Service. Any service level applies only if expressly stated in a signed order. You are responsible for continuity planning, exports, and independent backups.
For a Business User, any service credit, replacement performance, or pro rata refund expressly stated for an availability, support, performance, or service-level failure is the sole monetary remedy for that failure, is not convertible to cash except as expressly stated, and counts toward the aggregate liability cap. This does not restrict a Consumer remedy that mandatory law preserves.
26.1 ACCESSIBILITY
We aim to make the Service perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust for Users with disabilities. Where accessibility law applies to an enabled Service, the Service will provide an accessible statement describing the service, how it meets applicable accessibility requirements, known limitations, compatibility information where required, and a contact method for accessibility questions or problems. We will consider feedback and provide required information to competent authorities. Accessibility information and support do not reduce any mandatory right or remedy.
27. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION
You may stop using the Service and may close your account or cancel a paid plan through the available controls, subject to outstanding transactions, lawful retention, and the subscription and withdrawal rules.
We may restrict, suspend, or terminate access immediately if reasonably necessary to address a material breach, illegal activity, security threat, fraud, nonpayment, sanctions, risk to Users or third parties, repeated infringement, regulator or court direction, or potential serious liability. For other discontinuation of a paid ongoing Service, we will give reasonable notice where practicable and any remedy required by law.
Termination ends the license to use the Service but does not erase accrued payment obligations, transaction duties, or provisions that by nature should survive, including intellectual property, Content licenses needed for retained copies, confidentiality, disclaimers, liability limits, indemnities, disputes, and general terms. Data handling after termination is described in the Privacy Policy and any data processing addendum.
28. DISCLAIMERS
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE SERVICE, OPERATOR CONTENT, USER CONTENT, AI OUTPUT, AND ANY FREE OR BETA FEATURE ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE," WITH ALL FAULTS. WE DISCLAIM ALL EXPRESS, IMPLIED, AND STATUTORY WARRANTIES, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, SATISFACTORY QUALITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, QUIET ENJOYMENT, ACCURACY, AVAILABILITY, SECURITY, AND WARRANTIES ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE.
We do not warrant that the Service will be uninterrupted, compatible, accurate, complete, current, secure, free of harmful components, or that defects will be corrected; that Content will be preserved; that a Seller, Buyer, advertiser, integration, carrier, payment provider, or other User will perform; or that use will achieve a particular commercial, ranking, financial, health, legal, or other result.
Information supplied through the Service is general information, not legal, tax, medical, financial, investment, accounting, safety, or other professional advice. Obtain qualified advice and independently evaluate decisions.
For Business Users, no demonstration, estimate, forecast, roadmap, support response, sales statement, oral representation, course of performance, or other communication creates a warranty, service level, commitment, or reliance right unless it is expressly included in a signed agreement by an authorized representative. Each Business User confirms that it conducted its own due diligence and did not rely on a statement not expressly included in the applicable written agreement.
These disclaimers do not apply to an express written warranty, a mandatory legal guarantee, or an implied warranty that cannot lawfully be disclaimed. They do not limit liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, willful misconduct, gross negligence, death or personal injury caused by negligence, breach of mandatory product or digital-content rights, or other liability that law does not permit us to exclude.
28.1 ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND USER RESPONSIBILITY
To the maximum extent permitted by law, you knowingly accept the risks inherent in Internet services, electronic communications, cloud storage, automated systems, AI, payments, marketplaces, third-party providers, international transactions, and dealings with other Users. These risks include outages, delay, corruption or loss of data, unauthorized access, fraud, impersonation, inaccurate or unlawful Content, unsafe or defective Offerings, failed transactions, provider insolvency, regulatory change, and economic or reputational loss.
You are responsible for deciding whether the Service and each Offering are suitable for your purpose; reviewing transaction and Seller information; verifying important Content and output; maintaining independent backups, security controls, licenses, consents, records, continuity plans, and appropriate insurance; and taking reasonable steps to prevent and mitigate loss. This allocation does not make a Consumer assume a risk created by our breach of a non-excludable duty and does not exclude a remedy that mandatory law preserves.
29. DISPUTES BETWEEN USERS AND RELEASE
Users are responsible for their interactions, contracts, and disputes with one another. We may choose to facilitate communication or a refund, but are not required to mediate, adjudicate, collect, insure, or enforce a private agreement unless mandatory law or an express program says otherwise.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, you release the Operator Parties from claims and damages arising solely from an independent User's acts, omissions, Content, or Offering and from disputes between Users, except to the extent caused by an Operator Party's own breach of a non-excludable duty. "Operator Parties" means the Operator, its affiliates, and their respective directors, officers, personnel, agents, licensors, and service providers. Where lawful, this release includes claims not known when the release is accepted. A California resident waives the protection of California Civil Code section 1542 only to that lawful extent.
30. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, NO OPERATOR PARTY WILL BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES; LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, BUSINESS, OPPORTUNITY, GOODWILL, ANTICIPATED SAVINGS, OR DATA; BUSINESS INTERRUPTION; SUBSTITUTE-SERVICE COSTS; OR DAMAGES ARISING FROM A THIRD-PARTY OFFERING, USER, CONTENT, INTEGRATION, UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS, OR EVENT OUTSIDE REASONABLE CONTROL, UNDER ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, NO OPERATOR PARTY WILL BE LIABLE FOR STATUTORY, MULTIPLE, TREBLE, ENHANCED, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR LIQUIDATED DAMAGES; RESTITUTION, UNJUST ENRICHMENT, DISGORGEMENT, AN ACCOUNTING OF PROFITS, OR OTHER EQUITABLE MONETARY RELIEF; ANY ROYALTY, HYPOTHETICAL OR ACTUAL LICENSE FEE, RESIDUAL, REVENUE SHARE, OR OTHER CONTENT-BASED COMPENSATION; OR PRE-AWARD OR PREJUDGMENT INTEREST. IF A PARTICULAR REMEDY CANNOT LAWFULLY BE EXCLUDED, IT IS INCLUDED WITHIN AND DOES NOT INCREASE THE SINGLE AGGREGATE CAP, EXCEPT TO THE MINIMUM EXTENT NON-WAIVABLE LAW EXPRESSLY REQUIRES OTHERWISE.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF ALL OPERATOR PARTIES FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE SERVICE OR THESE TERMS WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF: THE AMOUNT YOU PAID DIRECTLY TO THE OPERATOR FOR THE SPECIFIC SERVICE GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM DURING THE 12 MONTHS BEFORE THE FIRST EVENT GIVING RISE TO LIABILITY; OR 100 UNITED STATES DOLLARS OR ITS LOCAL-CURRENCY EQUIVALENT. AMOUNTS PAID TO AN INDEPENDENT SELLER ARE NOT AMOUNTS PAID TO THE OPERATOR.
The exclusions and cap allocate risk and are fundamental to the pricing and availability of the Service. They apply collectively to contract, tort, negligence, strict liability, misrepresentation, statute, indemnity, restitution, unjust enrichment, account of profits, disgorgement, and any other theory. To the extent permitted by law, the cap includes damages, refunds, reimbursements, compensation, private penalties, attorneys' fees, costs, interest, and all other monetary or monetary-equivalent relief, however characterized.
Each exclusion, limitation, release, and exclusive remedy applies independently and to the fullest extent permitted by law even if another remedy is unavailable or fails of its essential purpose. For each claimant, the cap is one cumulative cap shared by all Operator Parties and does not reset or multiply because of multiple claims, theories, remedies, accounts, orders, subscriptions, renewals, Content items, works, copies, views, communications, records, alleged infringements, statutory violations, incidents, affected persons, days, or continuing conduct. Related acts or omissions constitute one event beginning with the earliest related act or omission. For a Business User, the contracting entity, its affiliates, authorized users, personnel, customers, successors, assigns, and every person claiming through or under them share one combined cap.
No recovery may be calculated as a percentage, multiple, or share of an Operator Party's gross or net revenue, profits, savings, enterprise value, financing, transaction value, usage, impressions, copies, downloads, views, users, records, affected persons, time, or alleged Content, data, audience, replacement, or goodwill value. For Business Users, recoverable monetary relief is limited to direct, documented, net loss actually and reasonably incurred after deducting avoided costs, savings, refunds, credits, tax benefits, insurance, and third-party recoveries and loss reasonably avoidable through mitigation. No duplicate recovery is permitted for the same loss or conduct.
No pre-award or prejudgment interest accrues against an Operator Party unless mandatory law requires it. Any interest that cannot be excluded is simple and not compounded to the extent law permits, applies only at the rate mandatory law requires, and remains within the cap unless mandatory law expressly requires otherwise. Post-judgment interest applies only as required by the law governing the judgment.
This Section does not exclude or limit liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, willful misconduct, gross negligence where it cannot be limited, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or another liability or remedy that applicable law expressly prohibits us from excluding or capping, but an exclusion or cap is displaced only to the minimum extent that prohibition applies to the particular liability and remedy. The existence of a statutory, privacy, consumer, intellectual-property, warranty, restitutionary, or equitable claim does not by itself make the claim or every remedy uncapped. Every remaining claim, remedy, and amount remains subject to this Section. For Consumers, this Section applies only to the extent fair and enforceable under the law of their habitual residence.
For a Consumer in the European Union, EEA, or United Kingdom, we remain responsible for reasonably foreseeable loss caused by our breach of contract or failure to use reasonable care where applicable law so requires. We are not responsible under a Consumer contract for loss that was not reasonably foreseeable, for avoidable loss the Consumer could reasonably mitigate, or for business loss arising from an activity outside the Consumer's personal use. The monetary cap applies to a Consumer only if and to the extent it is fair and lawful in the circumstances.
31. INDEMNITY
To the maximum extent permitted by law, a Business User will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Operator Parties from third-party claims, losses, judgments, reasonable legal costs, regulatory investigation, remediation, notification, and defense costs, and fines or penalties to the extent legally indemnifiable and attributable to that Business User's Content, Offerings, instructions, customers, taxes, infringement, unlawful data processing, misuse of the Service, violation of these Terms or law, or dispute with another User. This does not cover loss caused by an Operator Party's own breach, negligence, or misconduct to the extent responsibility cannot be shifted.
A Business User, and a Seller acting in the course of business, must also reimburse the Operator Parties for reasonable direct investigation, response, remediation, takedown, recall, refund, chargeback, collection, regulator-response, and professional-adviser costs caused by its breach, unlawful instruction, unsafe or non-conforming Offering, infringement, tax failure, data misuse, compromised systems or credentials, or failure to cooperate, without duplicate recovery. These duties survive account closure and termination.
For a Consumer, this Section applies only to losses reasonably caused by the Consumer's intentional unlawful conduct or material breach and only where such indemnity is lawful and fair. We may control the defense and settlement of an indemnified matter, will not settle an admission of your wrongdoing without consent not to be unreasonably withheld, and expect reasonable cooperation.
32. INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Before filing a claim, each Business User and each United States claimant subject to Section 33 must send the other party a written notice describing the claimant, facts, requested relief, and contact information and must attempt in good faith for 60 days to resolve the dispute. Other Consumers are invited, but not required, to use this process. Send notice to the legal contact shown in the Service; we will send notice to your account contact. This process does not prevent urgent interim relief, a small-claims filing, withdrawal, cancellation, chargeback, regulator complaint, mandatory alternative dispute resolution, or action before a limitation period expires.
33. UNITED STATES INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION AND CLASS-ACTION WAIVER
This Section applies to a Consumer whose principal residence was in the United States or a United States territory when the relevant agreement was accepted and to a Business User organized, principally located, or contracting through a United States address, provided the transaction involves commerce governed by the Federal Arbitration Act. Later travel or relocation does not retrospectively change the accepted dispute procedure except where mandatory law requires otherwise. It does not apply to a claim that applicable law makes non-arbitrable, to a person who timely opts out, or where the Service expressly provides different dispute terms accepted by both parties. A Consumer habitually resident in the European Union, European Economic Area, Switzerland, or United Kingdom is not bound by pre-dispute arbitration unless that Consumer validly agrees after the dispute arises or applicable law expressly permits it.
After the informal process, any dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Service will be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its then-current Consumer Arbitration Rules for Consumers and Commercial Arbitration Rules for Business Users, as modified by this Section. The Federal Arbitration Act governs the interpretation and enforcement of this Section. The arbitrator has exclusive authority to decide arbitrability and the validity and scope of this Section, except that a court decides whether an arbitration agreement was formed, the enforceability of the class-action waiver, and any request for public injunctive relief that law requires a court to decide.
Arbitration may occur by documents, telephone, video, or in person in the county where the Consumer lives, unless agreed otherwise. Consumer fees will not exceed the amount required by the applicable rules, and we will pay amounts the rules require us to pay. The arbitrator may award the same individual remedies as a court, subject to these Terms, but only as needed for the individual claimant.
YOU AND THE OPERATOR AGREE TO BRING CLAIMS ONLY IN AN INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, NOT AS A PLAINTIFF, CLASS MEMBER, PRIVATE ATTORNEY GENERAL, OR REPRESENTATIVE IN A CLASS, COLLECTIVE, CONSOLIDATED, OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION. THE ARBITRATOR MAY NOT COMBINE CLAIMS OR PRESIDE OVER A REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING WITHOUT EVERY PARTY'S WRITTEN CONSENT. YOU AND THE OPERATOR WAIVE A JURY TRIAL TO THE EXTENT LAWFUL.
Either party may bring an individual claim in small-claims court. Either may seek temporary or preliminary court relief to protect intellectual property, confidential information, accounts, systems, or security while arbitration is pending. Nothing limits a report to or remedy from a government agency. A claimant alleging sexual assault or sexual harassment may elect the court rights provided by federal law. Non-waivable public-injunctive relief may be decided by a court after individual arbitrable issues are resolved.
You may opt out of this arbitration Section by sending a personally signed notice to the Operator's legal contact within 30 days after first accepting these Terms. State your name, account contact, and an unambiguous decision to opt out of arbitration. Opting out affects only arbitration and does not affect other Terms.
The delegation provision and arbitration agreement are separate and severable agreements from each other and from the remainder of these Terms. If the delegation provision is invalid, a court decides the affected gateway question and the remaining agreement to arbitrate survives. If the informal process, opt-out procedure, administrator, fee, venue, or another portion is invalid or unenforceable for a particular person, claim, or remedy, it will be severed only to that extent and every remaining arbitrable claim will remain in individual arbitration. The parties do not consent to class, collective, consolidated, or representative arbitration under any circumstance. If the individual-action waiver is finally held unenforceable for a particular claim or remedy, only that claim or remedy will proceed in court after any arbitrable claims, unless law requires otherwise; it will never proceed as class arbitration. If the named administrator is unavailable, the parties will select a comparable administrator or a court will appoint one. Invalidity or non-application of this Section does not invalidate any other provision of these Terms.
34. GOVERNING LAW AND COURTS
Except for the arbitration Section and mandatory Consumer law, these Terms are governed by the laws of the Czech Republic, without its conflict-of-law rules and excluding the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. Related non-contractual obligations are governed by that law only for Business Users and only where applicable conflict-of-law rules permit that advance choice.
A Consumer retains mandatory protections of the country of habitual residence and may bring proceedings in any court available under mandatory law, including eligible courts where the Consumer lives. The Operator may sue a Consumer only in a forum permitted by mandatory law. Nothing requires an EU, EEA, UK, or other protected Consumer to arbitrate or litigate exclusively outside the Consumer's lawful home forum.
A Business User submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent courts in the Czech Republic, except that either party may seek urgent protective relief where a breach occurs. To the extent lawful for a Business User, any claim must be filed within one year after it accrued; this contractual period does not apply where law prohibits shortening the period.
The choice of law and forum applies separately to each claim and party. If it cannot lawfully govern a particular issue, only that issue is governed by the law selected under applicable conflict-of-law rules; the chosen law and forum continue to govern every other issue to the maximum extent permitted. No mandatory Consumer protection is extended to a Business User, and no law of one User's location applies to another User merely because both use the Service.
35. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS
We may update these Terms prospectively for legal, security, technical, feature, or business reasons. The current version and last-updated date will be posted in the Service. We will give advance or direct notice of a material adverse change where reasonably possible or legally required and will request renewed assent where law or the nature of the change requires it.
Changes do not retroactively alter an accepted order or accrued dispute unless both parties lawfully agree. If you reject a material change, your remedy is to stop using the affected Service and cancel prospectively, subject to outstanding transactions and mandatory rights. If a material adverse change reduces the core functionality of a prepaid ongoing Consumer Service, the Consumer may cancel without penalty and receive any pro rata refund for the unused prepaid period required by law. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance only where that method is legally sufficient.
A material change to Section 33 applies only prospectively, does not affect a dispute of which the Operator had actual notice before the change took effect, and gives an affected User a new 30-day opportunity to reject that arbitration change. Rejection leaves the previously accepted arbitration provision in force to the extent lawful.
36. GENERAL TERMS
For Business Users, these Terms and incorporated transaction-specific terms are the entire agreement concerning the Service and replace prior understandings on the same subject, without excluding fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation. For Consumers, this clause does not exclude pre-contract information, descriptions, statements, confirmations, warranties, or remedies that applicable law makes binding. A separate signed agreement controls to the extent it expressly conflicts. No order, feature-specific term, policy, statement, or course of dealing enlarges an Operator Party's liability or overrides Sections 28 through 36 unless it expressly identifies the exact provision being overridden and is affirmatively accepted by the User and an authorized representative of the Operator.
Each Section, paragraph, sentence, clause, limitation, exclusion, waiver, release, remedy, definition, regional rule, and application to each person, transaction, claim, theory, liability, and remedy is intended to be independent and severable. For a Business User, an unlawful, void, invalid, or unenforceable part is inapplicable only to the minimum extent and only for the affected person, transaction, claim, liability, remedy, time, and jurisdiction and, where law permits judicial modification, will be modified no further than necessary to give it the closest lawful effect. For a Consumer, a term that applicable law makes unfair or non-binding has no effect against that Consumer and will not be revised merely to make it enforceable unless applicable law expressly permits that result. If reformation is not permitted, the affected part is severed without replacement. The remainder continues only if legally capable of continuing without that part.
Invalidity, non-application, or severance of one provision does not invalidate, expand, reduce, merge, or create ambiguity in another provision; does not make any other claim or remedy uncapped; and does not prevent another provision from applying independently to the same facts. A provision invalid for a Consumer may remain enforceable against a Business User. A provision invalid in one country, state, transaction, or factual setting may remain enforceable elsewhere. Any exception or mandatory-law savings language is limited to its stated purpose and is not an admission that a law applies, that liability exists, or that any broader term is invalid.
A ruling concerning arbitration, a class or representative-action waiver, governing law, forum, limitation period, release, disclaimer, indemnity, exclusive remedy, or liability limitation does not affect another provision unless applicable law expressly requires that result. Section 33 controls severability within the arbitration agreement. Each exclusion and limitation in Section 30 operates independently. If the fee-based component of the liability cap is invalid or cannot be determined, the fixed-dollar component applies independently; if that component is also unenforceable, liability remains limited to the lowest amount applicable law permits.
If, but only if, removal of a provision makes continued performance of the essential bargain legally or practically impossible, the affected contract may be terminated prospectively subject to accrued rights, payment obligations, data handling, and mandatory Consumer remedies. Failure or delay in enforcing a right is not a waiver. A waiver applies only to the specific instance stated in a writing signed by the waiving party. Headings are for convenience only.
You may not assign or transfer these Terms or an account without our written consent. We may assign them with the relevant business, merger, reorganization, financing, or asset transfer, provided a Consumer's mandatory rights are not reduced. No assignment relieves accrued obligations.
The parties are independent contractors. These Terms do not create employment, partnership, joint venture, franchise, fiduciary, or agency relations, except for an expressly stated limited payment collection agency. Each Operator Party may enforce Sections 28 through 31 and every other provision expressly protecting it, including under the United Kingdom Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 where applicable, and the Operator may enforce indemnified losses on behalf of Operator Parties where law permits. The Operator and User may rescind or vary these Terms without an Operator Party's consent. No other nonparty receives a contractual enforcement right, without limiting rights independently conferred by law.
We are not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond reasonable control, including natural disaster, war, civil disorder, labor action, epidemic, utility or network failure, cyberattack, provider failure, government action, sanctions, or transport disruption, but this does not excuse obligations that mandatory law keeps in force.
Notices may be delivered through the Service, account, or electronic contact. Legal notices to us must use the displayed legal channel. The English version is the reference version to the extent permitted by law; a mandatory local-language version controls where required.
37. CONTACT
Questions, complaints, cancellations, legal notices, privacy requests, and rights reports may be sent to ScripTop s.r.o. (Company ID 09148086) at Osadní 869/32, Holešovice, 170 00 Praha 7, Czech Republic or contact@scriptop.co, or through the relevant contact, support, reporting, withdrawal, privacy, or legal channel displayed in the Service. Seller details shown in the applicable listing, checkout, or order form part of these Terms.
The postal address and email above may be a universal intake channel shared by United States and European operating companies. A notice that reasonably identifies the relevant Service, account, transaction, and Operator may be routed through that channel and is treated as received by the identified Operator as required by applicable law. Receiving, routing, or answering a communication does not make the intake provider or another regional entity a contracting party, agent for any other purpose, guarantor, joint obligor, joint controller, or bearer of another entity's liability.隐私政策PRIVACY POLICY
Last updated: July 29, 2026
1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE
This Privacy Policy explains how personal information is collected, used, disclosed, retained, and protected when you interact with the Service. It also explains your privacy choices and rights. "Personal information" includes "personal data" and similar terms under applicable privacy law. It does not include information that law treats as anonymous, deidentified, or outside the relevant statutory definition.
"Service" means ScripTop Inc., available at https://scriptop.co, including the applicable website, application, platform, software, interface, API, store, marketplace, community, hosted page, domain, communication channel, and related online or offline functionality. "Operator," "we," "us," and "our" mean ScripTop s.r.o. (Company ID 09148086), whose postal address is Osadní 869/32, Holešovice, 170 00 Praha 7, Czech Republic and whose legal jurisdiction is the Czech Republic.
This is a universal policy for Services with different combinations of features. A conditional section applies only when the relevant feature is actually enabled or the described interaction occurs. Listing a possible data category does not mean every Service collects it. The exact data requested at a particular point is shown by the enabled fields, settings, checkout, consent interface, and any just-in-time notice.
This Policy covers information processed by the Operator through the Service, related support, transactions, events, and business interactions. It does not govern an independent third party's own service or processing.
2. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR INFORMATION
The controller or business responsible for personal information is ScripTop s.r.o. (Company ID 09148086). You may contact the Operator at Osadní 869/32, Holešovice, 170 00 Praha 7, Czech Republic or contact@scriptop.co. Any data protection officer and any European Union, European Economic Area, United Kingdom, or other representative will be identified in the Service's legal or privacy contact area where appointment is required.
If the Service identifies more than one Operator, each is responsible only for the processing purposes and means it determines, and the relevant feature or transaction identifies the applicable controller. Affiliates may be separate controllers for their own Services or may process information for the Operator. Shared ownership, branding, domains, infrastructure, personnel, management, premises, providers, payment arrangements, or a universal contact channel does not by itself make an affiliate a controller, joint controller, business, processor, service provider, contracting party, or guarantor. Where entities actually determine processing jointly and applicable law treats them as joint controllers, the relevant notice or arrangement will identify that relationship and the means of exercising rights.
2.1 REGIONAL AND ENTITY APPLICATION
Section 16 applies where a United States privacy law grants the described right. Section 17 applies where European Union, European Economic Area, Swiss, or United Kingdom data-protection law applies. Other regional rights apply only where the relevant law grants them. The remainder of this Policy describes the Operator's general practices and applies subject to the law governing the relevant processing.
Honoring a request voluntarily or under one law does not admit that another law or regulator has jurisdiction, does not make another affiliate responsible, and does not create an ongoing right beyond applicable law. A regional rule, right, exception, or remedy applies only to the person, information, processing, entity, period, and jurisdiction within its legal scope. The same universal contact channel may receive requests for different entities, but receipt does not transfer controller responsibility or liability between them.
The designated United States and European operating companies remain separate controllers or businesses for processing they independently determine. A shared contact may receive and route requests for either without becoming the controller or transferring responsibility. This allocation does not override actual joint control, an affiliated-business definition, agency, or another responsibility that applicable law independently imposes.
When an independent Seller supplies a product or service, that Seller is normally a separate controller or business for the information it receives to manage the listing, order, delivery, support, legal guarantee, tax, return, refund, or dispute. The Seller's identity and contact details appear in the listing, checkout, or order record. Review the Seller's privacy notice before providing information directly to it.
When a Business User uses the Service to process information about its own customers, personnel, members, suppliers, or end users and decides why and how that information is processed, the Business User is the controller or business. The Operator acts as its processor, service provider, or contractor only when the applicable feature, order, or data processing addendum designates that role. In that situation, direct your request first to the Business User. We will assist it as required by law and the applicable data processing terms.
Payment providers, identity-verification providers, registrars, social networks, app stores, independent integrations, and other third parties may act as separate controllers for their own legally determined purposes. Their notices apply to that processing.
3. NOTICE AT COLLECTION
At or before collection, the Service will make reasonably clear the categories requested, the purposes, whether they are required, and any sale, sharing, targeted-advertising, sensitive-data, retention, or consent information required by law. For optional processing, controls may let you accept, reject, or withdraw.
You may contact the Operator before submitting information if you have questions about a collection or its stated purpose. A feature-specific notice supplements this Policy and controls if it provides more specific information.
4. CATEGORIES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
Depending on the enabled features and your interaction, we may process the following categories. For California residents, these descriptions also identify categories collected during the preceding 12 months to the extent the corresponding functionality was enabled and used.
4.1 Identifiers and account information
This may include name, username, handle, account identifier, email address, telephone number, postal address, avatar, date of birth or age range, language, country, IP address, device or cookie identifier, authentication status, encrypted or hashed credentials, one-time-code records, account-recovery information, invitation and membership records, roles, permissions, and security settings.
4.2 Customer-record and profile information
This may include contact details, signature, preferred language, currency, theme and sound settings, communication preferences, company or organization, billing and delivery address, tax or VAT identifier, customer number, loyalty status, and other profile fields you choose to provide. It may include characteristics protected by law, such as age, language, citizenship, or accessibility needs, only when relevant and lawfully provided.
4.3 Commercial, transaction, and financial information
This may include products and services viewed, saved, listed, reviewed, advertised, purchased, sold, returned, or recommended; carts, orders, subscriptions, reservations, delivery and fulfillment status, discounts, prices, taxes, invoices, contracts, documents, claims, refunds, chargebacks, bonuses, referrals, loyalty activity, ledger entries, balance holds, transfers, payout status, and transaction counterparties.
Payment information may include the payment provider, payment token, transaction identifier, authorization and funding status, billing name and address, card brand and last digits, bank or payout identifier, and fraud signals. Full payment-card credentials are generally collected by the payment provider rather than the Operator.
4.4 Seller, business, and professional information
This may include legal or trading name, role, title, employer, professional profile, company details, registration number, licenses, tax status, beneficial-owner or representative information, supplier, manufacturer, warehouse, branch, domain, storefront, marketplace, advertising, logistics, fulfillment, and business-contact information.
Where marketplace, payment, tax, safety, sanctions, or anti-fraud rules require verification, this may include a government-issued identification document, proof of address, selfie or liveness result, payment-account evidence, tax forms, trade-register records, and verification outcome. A specialist provider may collect and compare the underlying evidence.
4.5 Internet, device, and usage activity
This may include browser and device type, operating system, application version, language, time zone, approximate region, IP address, network and referral information, pages and screens viewed, searches, clicks, scrolls, interaction times, navigation path, session and cookie data, local-storage values, QR and tracking-link activity, advertisement interaction, conversion events, errors, diagnostics, performance, and attribution.
Security and access records may include sign-in attempts, session identifiers, CSRF and security tokens, access time, IP address, user agent, device signals, suspicious-event indicators, API-key identifier and scope, IP allow-list result, request metadata, rate-limit events, webhook delivery records, administrative actions, operation history, and audit logs.
4.6 Location information
We may infer an approximate city, region, or country from an IP address or receive a location selected by you for language, pricing, search, delivery, local content, security, or legal availability. Precise geolocation is collected only when an enabled feature needs it, the device permits it, and any required separate consent is obtained.
4.7 Content, communications, and sensory information
This may include profiles, biographies, pages, posts, comments, communities, memberships, listings, product data, reviews, ratings, advertisements, notes, goals, forms, support messages, emails, notification responses, chats, files, documents, images, audio, video, metadata, contracts, invoices, API payloads, webhook content, imports, exports, and other Content you submit, send, publish, or store.
Communications may include sender and recipient, time, delivery and engagement status, subject, attachment, and message body when the Service is a party to or provides the communication. Public Content and audience selections are also processed.
4.8 Social, integration, and third-party information
If you connect another account or integration, we may receive the account identifier, profile details, access token or authorization scope, imported records, events, and other information the provider says it will share. User-configured ERP, ESP, API, webhook, payment, analytics, cloud, domain, logistics, and app integrations may exchange information necessary for the selected function.
4.9 Inferences, preferences, and derived information
We may derive language, interests, likely preferences, relevance, recommendations, audience segments, fraud or abuse risk, account relationships, transaction patterns, performance, quality, and similar inferences from information described above. We do not treat an inference as certain fact and use safeguards where it may materially affect a person.
4.10 AI inputs, outputs, and related information
For AI-enabled features, we may process prompts, instructions, files, images, URLs, retrieved material, conversation context, generated outputs, feedback, safety classifications, token and model information, and technical logs. The feature notice may identify the configured AI provider and any provider-specific retention or improvement setting.
4.11 Sensitive personal information
Depending on a legally authorized feature, sensitive information may include account credentials; government identifiers; financial-account information; precise geolocation; racial or ethnic origin, citizenship or immigration status, religious or philosophical beliefs, union membership, health, sex life or sexual orientation; private communications where the Service is not the intended recipient; genetic, neural, or biometric information; and information about a known child.
We do not request sensitive information unless reasonably needed for an enabled purpose, such as authentication, payment, tax, seller verification, accessibility, safety, or a feature you deliberately choose. Do not place sensitive information in free-text fields, public Content, AI prompts, notes, files, or webhooks unless the feature expressly requests it and you are authorized to provide it.
4.12 Applicant and workforce information
If the Service includes recruitment, contractor, or workforce functionality, we may process application, resume, employment history, qualifications, references, interview, work authorization, background-check status, compensation, performance, benefits, device, security, and workplace records. A more specific workforce notice applies where required.
5. SOURCES OF INFORMATION
We collect information directly from you when you browse, create an account, set preferences, submit Content, communicate, transact, connect a feature, or exercise a right.
We collect information automatically from browsers, devices, applications, cookies, local storage, pixels, SDKs, servers, security systems, APIs, webhooks, emails, and interactions with the Service.
We may receive information from Sellers, Buyers, Business Users, account owners and administrators, transaction counterparties, payment and identity providers, delivery and fulfillment providers, suppliers, manufacturers, marketplaces, app stores, connected services, advertising and analytics providers, referral partners, social networks, fraud and security providers, and persons who invite or communicate with you.
We may receive information from public sources such as websites, public profiles, trade registers, sanctions lists, tax and business registries, product-safety databases, government records, and other lawfully accessible sources. When information is obtained indirectly, we provide any notice required by law within the applicable period unless a lawful exception applies.
6. WHY WE PROCESS INFORMATION AND OUR LEGAL BASES
We use only information reasonably relevant to the described purposes. The legal basis depends on the feature, relationship, and jurisdiction.
6.1 Provide and perform the Service
We process identifiers, account, Content, device, preference, transaction, integration, and communication information to create and secure accounts; authenticate Users; render pages; preserve sessions, carts, language, currency, theme, sound, and accessibility choices; host Content and files; operate communities, stores, marketplaces, pages, domains, widgets, APIs, webhooks, imports, exports, and integrations; process orders, subscriptions, balances, documents, notifications, and support; and otherwise perform requested functionality.
For individuals in the EEA, UK, or Switzerland, the basis is usually performance of a contract or steps requested before a contract. Essential account, contact, transaction, or delivery fields may be contractual requirements. Without them, we may be unable to create the account, process the transaction, deliver the Offering, or provide the selected feature.
6.2 Transactions, payments, delivery, and marketplace operations
We process customer, commercial, financial, Seller, verification, location, and communications information to display and manage listings; form and evidence contracts; calculate price, discount, tax, and delivery; authorize and reconcile payment; facilitate payouts, holds, refunds, chargebacks, returns, guarantees, and recalls; provide order records; prevent duplicate or fraudulent transactions; and connect Buyers, Sellers, payment providers, and logistics parties.
The basis is contract, legal obligation, and our legitimate interests in operating a trustworthy transaction service, collecting amounts due, and resolving disputes. Identity, tax, accounting, sanctions, consumer, product-safety, and marketplace records may be legally required. Failure to provide required verification may result in transaction or account restrictions.
6.3 Safety, security, fraud prevention, and enforcement
We process identifiers, credentials, device, network, activity, transaction, Content, verification, and inference information to prevent unauthorized access, spam, malware, abuse, prohibited Content, fraud, money laundering, sanctions violations, payment loss, and security incidents; investigate reports; moderate Content; protect people and property; debug and maintain availability; enforce agreements; and establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.
The basis is legal obligation and our legitimate interests, and those of Users and third parties, in security, integrity, loss prevention, and legal protection. In an emergency, processing may protect vital interests. We balance legitimate interests against individual rights and use proportionate measures.
6.4 Personalization, ranking, and service improvement
We process account, preference, language, usage, transaction, location, feedback, and inference information to configure the interface, remember choices, rank results, recommend relevant Content or Offerings, measure performance, diagnose problems, develop features, conduct research, and improve usability and quality.
The basis is contract where personalization is requested or necessary, consent where required for storage or profiling, and otherwise our legitimate interests in making the Service useful, efficient, and understandable. You may have controls to change recommendations or object to profiling.
We may feature or promote Content that you deliberately made public, subject to its audience setting and your rights. The basis is the Content license in the Terms and our legitimate interests in showing public activity and explaining the Service; consent is used where required. Private Business Customer Data and private AI inputs are not used for public demonstration or promotion without a separate lawful basis or permission.
6.5 Analytics and measurement
We process device, usage, cookie, approximate-location, referral, interaction, and conversion information to understand traffic, feature adoption, campaigns, performance, and errors; produce aggregate statistics; prevent invalid activity; and improve the Service.
Where non-essential cookies or similar technologies are used, the basis is consent in jurisdictions that require it. Limited cookieless or strictly necessary measurement may rely on legitimate interests or another lawful exception where permitted. Analytics are disabled or limited when required by your valid choice.
6.6 Advertising, promotions, and referrals
Where enabled, we process identifiers, device and usage activity, approximate location, preferences, ad interactions, conversions, referral events, and inferences to select, limit, display, measure, attribute, and report advertisements and promotions; administer referral, loyalty, bonus, and cashback programs; and prevent advertising fraud.
The basis is consent where required and, for limited contextual promotion and program administration, contract or legitimate interests. Cross-context behavioral advertising, targeted advertising, or activity that law defines as sale or sharing is subject to the opt-out rights described below. We do not use special-category data for advertising and do not knowingly profile a minor for targeted advertising where prohibited.
6.7 Communications and marketing
We process contact, account, preference, transaction, and engagement information to send security codes, service messages, invoices, order updates, safety and recall notices, responses, and other transactional communications. The basis is contract, legal obligation, and legitimate interests in communicating about the relationship.
We send newsletters and promotional email, text, calls, or push notifications on the basis of consent where required or a lawful existing-customer exception. You may unsubscribe at any time. We may retain a minimal suppression record to honor the request.
6.8 AI-enabled functionality
We process AI inputs, outputs, retrieved material, feedback, and technical information to generate the requested result; detect abuse; secure and troubleshoot the feature; measure quality; and, only where the applicable notice, settings, and legal basis permit, improve the Operator's AI-enabled functionality.
The basis is contract for requested generation, legal obligation or legitimate interests for safety and security, and consent where required for optional improvement or sensitive information. Third-party model providers process information as described in Section 10.
6.9 Legal compliance and corporate operations
We process relevant information to comply with tax, accounting, consumer, privacy, communications, accessibility, product-safety, marketplace, payment, sanctions, employment, court, regulator, and law-enforcement duties; respond to lawful requests; maintain records; conduct audits and risk assessments; manage insurance and professional advice; and support a financing, reorganization, acquisition, or sale.
The basis is legal obligation, legitimate interests in responsible business operations and claims, and, where applicable, public or vital interests.
6.10 Consent and sensitive information
Where we rely on consent, it is specific to the stated purpose and may be withdrawn without affecting prior lawful processing. We do not treat silence, inactivity, acceptance of general terms, or a deceptive interface as consent.
Special-category information is processed only when an additional legal condition applies, such as explicit consent, employment or social-protection law, vital interests, information manifestly made public by the individual, legal claims, substantial public interest, healthcare law, or another condition expressly provided by applicable law. Criminal-offence information is processed only under official authority or other lawful authorization.
7. COOKIES AND SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES
The Service may use cookies, local storage, pixels, tags, scripts, SDKs, device identifiers, and similar technologies. The current consent or preference interface identifies available vendors, purposes, categories, and durations where required.
Strictly necessary technologies support transmission, security, fraud prevention, load balancing, sessions, authentication, carts, checkout, consent records, and functionality you explicitly request. They may operate without consent where law permits.
Preference or functional technologies remember settings such as language, currency, theme, sound, region, and interface choices. Analytics technologies measure use, performance, errors, and campaigns. Advertising and social technologies support attribution, embedded content, frequency limits, personalization, and targeted advertising.
In the EEA and other jurisdictions requiring prior consent, we do not activate non-essential technologies until we obtain valid consent. Accept and reject choices should be clear and comparably accessible, and you can withdraw through the preference control as easily as you consented. Withdrawing does not affect earlier lawful processing. Blocking necessary technologies may prevent requested functionality.
Browser "Do Not Track" signals do not have a single legally binding technical standard, so the Service may not respond to them. This is different from Global Privacy Control and other legally recognized opt-out preference signals, which we process as required in Section 16.
8. HOW WE DISCLOSE INFORMATION
We disclose only information reasonably relevant to the recipient's role, instruction, transaction, or legal purpose.
8.1 Vendors and processors
We may use providers for hosting, cloud infrastructure, content delivery, databases, storage, backups, domains, DNS, security, fraud prevention, identity verification, payments, billing, accounting, analytics, customer support, communications, email, SMS, notifications, search, translation, AI, file processing, developer tools, and technical operations. They process information under contracts and instructions appropriate to their role.
8.2 Transaction and marketplace participants
We disclose order, contact, delivery, tax, support, and transaction information to the relevant Buyer, Seller, payment provider, carrier, fulfillment provider, dropshipper, warehouse, supplier, manufacturer, branch, ERP, marketplace, or other participant as needed to complete and support a transaction, legal guarantee, return, recall, dispute, or reporting duty.
8.3 Integrations you choose
We exchange information with an app, API, webhook, FTP endpoint, domain provider, social account, analytics service, advertising account, ERP, ESP, or other integration when an authorized User enables it. The connected provider may independently use the information under its own notice.
Enabling an integration instructs us to transmit the information reasonably necessary for that connection. You are responsible for selecting, configuring, authorizing, and securing integrations and recipients and for reviewing their terms and privacy practices. We do not control information after an independent recipient receives it, although this does not reduce duties that applicable law imposes directly on us.
8.4 Public and authorized recipients
Content you publish is disclosed to the selected audience and may become public. Account owners and administrators may access information within their authorized workspace. We disclose information to persons you direct us to, including invitees, team members, customers, or representatives.
8.5 Affiliates, advisers, and corporate transactions
We may disclose information to affiliates under appropriate protections and to auditors, insurers, banks, lawyers, accountants, and other professional advisers. Information may be reviewed or transferred during due diligence, financing, merger, reorganization, acquisition, insolvency, or sale of some or all of a business, subject to confidentiality and applicable notice requirements.
8.6 Law, safety, and rights
We may preserve or disclose information when we reasonably believe it is necessary to comply with law, a valid legal process, regulator or court direction; enforce agreements; collect amounts due; investigate fraud, infringement, illegal Content, or security incidents; protect the rights, safety, and property of Users, the Operator, or others; or establish, exercise, or defend claims. We assess requests and object to overbroad demands where appropriate.
8.7 Deidentified and aggregate information
We may use and disclose information that has been aggregated or deidentified so it cannot reasonably be linked to an individual or household. Where law requires, we maintain it in deidentified form and do not attempt to reidentify it except to test the effectiveness of deidentification.
9. PUBLIC CONTENT AND INDEPENDENT SELLERS
Information submitted to a public profile, page, community, review, listing, advertisement, link, or other public area can be accessed, copied, indexed, or redistributed by others. Use audience controls and do not publish sensitive information. Search engines and third parties may retain copies after deletion from the Service.
You are responsible for deciding what to publish and for having authority to disclose information about another person. The Operator cannot control independent copying, indexing, screenshots, downloads, republication, or lawful use by recipients after public disclosure, but this does not excuse any privacy duty imposed directly on the Operator.
An independent Seller receiving transaction data must provide its own notice and use the data lawfully. We contractually restrict misuse where appropriate but do not control an independent Seller's separate processing. Contact that Seller regarding its records and contact us if you believe it misused information obtained through the Service.
10. AI PROVIDERS, AUTOMATED DECISIONS, AND PROFILING
An AI-enabled feature may send prompts, files, URLs, images, conversation context, and related technical information to the configured model or infrastructure provider. The feature or integration notice should identify the provider where required. Whether a provider retains or uses data to improve its own models depends on the selected service, contract, account setting, and provider policy. Do not submit information until you have reviewed the applicable notice and are authorized to disclose it.
Automated systems may assist with authentication, spam and fraud detection, security, seller or payment verification, Content moderation, classification, translation, recommendations, ranking, search, advertising, personalization, pricing disclosures, and transaction risk. Relevant factors may include account and device signals, transaction patterns, Content, location, history, preferences, relevance, recency, popularity, and safety indicators.
Unless a feature-specific notice states otherwise, automated systems do not make a decision based solely on personal information that produces legal or similarly significant effects. If we use such technology for a significant decision, we will provide any required pre-use notice explaining the decision, information used, main logic, significance and likely consequences, and will provide legally required rights to opt out, access information, correct inputs, obtain human intervention, express a view, challenge, or appeal.
Automated moderation and safety tools may restrict Content or accounts. Where law requires, a person may request review through the appeal or complaint route. AI interaction and generated or manipulated Content will be identified or marked where required by applicable AI law.
Where we provide a covered generative AI system, generated or manipulated output will carry legally required machine-readable markings designed to make its artificial origin detectable, subject to technical feasibility and lawful exceptions. If a feature deploys emotion-recognition or biometric-categorization technology, it will provide direct advance notice to exposed persons and identify the categories, purpose, legal basis, recipients, retention, and applicable rights before activation. Such processing is not enabled merely because it is described here.
11. SALE, SHARING, AND TARGETED ADVERTISING
We do not sell personal information for money as that phrase is ordinarily understood.
Some privacy laws define "sale" or "sharing" more broadly to include disclosing identifiers, cookie or device information, internet activity, approximate location, ad interactions, or inferences to advertising, social-media, or analytics partners for cross-context behavioral or targeted advertising. If an enabled Service used those features during the preceding 12 months, those are the categories that may have been sold or shared under the broad statutory definitions, the recipients were advertising, social-media, and analytics providers, and the purposes were ad selection, delivery, attribution, frequency control, and measurement. No such sale or sharing occurs through a deployment where those features are disabled.
We do not knowingly sell or share personal information of people younger than 16 and do not sell or share sensitive personal information. We do not sell or share the contents of private communications. We do not use or disclose sensitive personal information for purposes that create a right to limit under California law unless a feature-specific notice and legally required choice expressly state otherwise.
You may opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising through the "Your Privacy Choices," "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information," cookie-preference, or similar control where the relevant processing occurs. We also honor qualifying opt-out preference signals as described in Section 16.
We may disclose any categories in Section 4, as relevant, to service providers and contractors for the business purposes described in Sections 6 and 8. These restricted disclosures are not sale or sharing when the legal exception requirements are met.
12. FINANCIAL INCENTIVES
A loyalty, discount, referral, bonus, cashback, or similar program may involve collection or retention of personal information. If a program is a financial incentive or price or service difference under applicable privacy law, we will provide a separate notice describing the material terms, information involved, value-calculation method, and how to opt in and withdraw. Participation is voluntary. We do not discriminate unlawfully for exercising privacy rights.
13. RETENTION AND DELETION
We retain each category for the shortest period reasonably necessary for the disclosed purpose, taking into account the feature and account status, contract duration, transaction and guarantee lifecycle, legal limitation periods, mandatory tax and accounting periods, payment and chargeback windows, safety and recall duties, consent evidence, dispute and enforcement needs, sensitivity, security risk, backup schedules, and whether information can be deidentified.
Account and profile information is generally retained while the account is active and afterward for a limited period needed for closure, reactivation, fraud prevention, disputes, and legal compliance. Credentials and active sessions are retained only while operationally required; security evidence may be retained longer when an incident or investigation exists.
Transaction, payment-status, tax, invoice, contract, delivery, payout, refund, and legal-guarantee records are retained through the applicable transaction and statutory recordkeeping periods. Those legal periods vary by country and commonly outlast account deletion.
Content and files are retained while hosted at your direction. After deletion or account closure, they are removed or deidentified according to operational schedules, except for copies held by recipients, public redistribution, legal holds, moderation evidence, and backups awaiting secure rotation.
Usage, API, webhook, analytics, security, and diagnostic logs are retained for a limited period based on troubleshooting, security, fraud, audit, and aggregate-analysis needs. Advertising identifiers and cookie durations are described in the consent or preference interface where required.
Marketing contact information is retained until opt-out or loss of the lawful basis. A minimal suppression record may then be retained to prevent further marketing. Consent, privacy request, complaint, and preference records are retained as evidence for the period in which compliance may need to be demonstrated.
Backups are protected and deleted on a rolling schedule. Information isolated in a backup is not restored for ordinary use after a valid deletion unless needed for disaster recovery; if restored, applicable deletion instructions are reapplied. Deidentified or aggregate information may be retained longer because it no longer identifies you.
14. INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS
The Operator, Users, Sellers, affiliates, and providers may be in different countries. Information may therefore be processed outside your state, province, country, the EEA, Switzerland, or the UK. The destination may have different privacy laws.
For restricted transfers from the EEA, Switzerland, or UK, we use a legally recognized mechanism as applicable, such as an adequacy decision, the European Commission's standard contractual clauses, the UK International Data Transfer Agreement or UK Addendum, binding corporate rules, an approved certification or code with binding commitments, or a specific statutory derogation. We assess supplementary safeguards where required.
You may request information about the relevant transfer safeguard and a copy of its substantive terms through the privacy contact. Commercial and security-sensitive portions may be redacted. A user's instruction to send information to an independent recipient in another country may also be necessary to perform the requested transaction or integration.
15. SECURITY AND INCIDENTS
We use technical and organizational measures designed for the nature, scope, context, and risk of processing. Depending on the Service, these may include access controls, least privilege, credential hashing, encryption in transit and where appropriate at rest, secure session settings, multi-factor authentication options, network protections, backups, logging, monitoring, testing, vulnerability management, incident response, personnel confidentiality, vendor review, and secure development practices.
No Internet transmission, storage system, or organization can guarantee absolute security. You are responsible for strong unique credentials, secure devices and integrations, appropriate permissions, backups, and prompt notice of suspected compromise. Do not send secrets through insecure or unintended fields.
We investigate suspected incidents and notify affected persons, customers, regulators, or others when and within the time required by applicable law. We may delay or tailor notice where law enforcement or incident containment lawfully requires it.
16. UNITED STATES PRIVACY RIGHTS
Depending on your state and the law's applicability, you may have the right to confirm whether we process your personal information; access categories and specific information; learn categories of sources, purposes, and recipients; correct inaccuracies; delete information; obtain a portable copy; opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or qualifying profiling; limit or withdraw consent for sensitive information; obtain information about certain automated decisions; appeal a denial; and receive service without unlawful discrimination or retaliation.
Submit a request through the privacy-request, privacy-choices, account, or contact mechanism displayed in the Service. If the Operator operates exclusively online and law allows one method, the displayed electronic method will be used; otherwise additional methods will be provided where required. You do not need to create a new account merely to submit a request where law prohibits that requirement.
We will verify access, correction, deletion, portability, and similar requests by matching information reasonably related to the request with account or transaction records. We request only information reasonably needed for verification and use it for that purpose. If we cannot verify the request or an exception applies, we will explain as required. Passwords, full financial credentials, and certain high-risk data will not be disclosed.
An authorized agent may submit a request where law permits. We may require proof of authorization and may ask you to confirm authority directly, unless a valid power of attorney or other exception applies. A parent or guardian may exercise rights for a child as permitted by law.
If we deny a request and your law provides an appeal, submit an appeal through the same channel and label it "Privacy Appeal." We will respond within the legally required period and provide regulator contact information when required.
We will not unlawfully deny service, charge a different price, provide a different quality, or retaliate because you exercised a privacy right. A feature may be unavailable if the information is objectively necessary to provide it. A lawful voluntary financial incentive is handled under Section 12.
Global Privacy Control and other legally recognized opt-out preference signals are treated as requests to opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising for the browser or device sending the signal and, where law requires and we can reasonably associate it, the known account. A signal does not delete data or opt you out of first-party communications. You may need to send the signal from each browser or device and separately manage an account-level preference.
For California residents, Section 4 describes the categories collected in the preceding 12 months; Section 5 describes sources; Section 6 describes business and commercial purposes; Section 8 describes disclosures for business purposes and recipient categories; and Section 11 describes any statutory sale or sharing. We do not have actual knowledge that we sell or share information of people younger than 16. California residents also have rights to know, delete, correct, opt out of sale or sharing, limit qualifying sensitive-information use, access and opt out of covered automated decision-making when applicable, use an authorized agent, and receive non-discriminatory treatment.
California and certain other laws require a privacy policy to describe actual practices, not merely possible functionality. The point-of-collection notice and privacy controls for the deployed Service identify the applicable subset of these universal categories and practices.
17. EEA, SWITZERLAND, AND UNITED KINGDOM RIGHTS
Subject to applicable conditions and exceptions, you may request access to personal data and information about its processing; correction; erasure; restriction; portability of data you provided when processing is automated and based on consent or contract; and withdrawal of consent at any time.
You may object to processing based on legitimate interests or a public task based on your particular situation. We will stop unless compelling legitimate grounds override your interests or processing is needed for legal claims. You may object to direct marketing at any time, including related profiling, and we will stop that processing.
You may have the right not to be subject to a solely automated decision producing legal or similarly significant effects and to request safeguards such as human intervention, an opportunity to express your view, and a challenge. UK rights apply as amended by current UK law and include required safeguards for significant automated decisions.
Submit a request through the privacy contact. We ordinarily respond within one month, subject to a lawful extension, verification, and exceptions. Requests are generally free, but a reasonable fee or refusal may apply to manifestly unfounded or excessive requests where law permits.
You may complain to the data-protection authority where you live, work, or believe a violation occurred. You may also contact the authority supervising the Operator's main establishment. UK privacy complaints sent to us will be acknowledged within 30 days where required, investigated without undue delay, and answered with the outcome and available escalation route.
The controller and universal privacy contact are identified in Sections 1, 2, and 24. Any additionally required data protection officer, representative, or supervisory-authority details are displayed in the Service's legal or contact area.
18. CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS
Unless a Service expressly states that it is designed for younger users, it is intended for adults and is not directed to children younger than 13. We do not knowingly collect a child's personal information in a manner requiring parental consent without obtaining that consent. If we learn that this occurred, we will restrict and delete the information as required.
If a Service is expressly offered to children or teenagers, it will provide an age-appropriate notice, high-privacy defaults, proportionate age assurance, parental notice and verifiable consent where required, reasonable collection limits, safety controls, and parent or child access and deletion rights. The age at which a young person can consent to online data processing varies, including between 13 and 16 in Europe.
We do not knowingly sell or share personal information of people younger than 16. We do not knowingly use a minor's information for targeted advertising or profiling where prohibited. A parent or guardian who believes a child submitted information should contact the privacy channel with enough detail to locate it.
19. HEALTH, BIOMETRIC, AND OTHER REGULATED INFORMATION
The general Service is not intended to collect consumer health data, protected health information, biometric identifiers used for unique identification, genetic data, precise geolocation at sensitive locations, or other specially regulated information unless an enabled feature expressly requests it.
Where a feature is subject to a health, biometric, financial, education, communications, or similar sector-specific law, we will provide any separate policy, notice, consent, authorization, retention schedule, deletion method, and disclosure control required before processing. This general Policy does not replace a separately required consumer-health privacy policy, biometric release, HIPAA agreement, or other sector-specific document.
Do not upload regulated information to general Content, notes, files, AI prompts, or support channels. If you provide another person's sensitive or regulated information, you represent that you have authority and have supplied all required notices and choices.
20. MARKETING CHOICES
Use the unsubscribe link, message instruction, account preference, or contact channel to stop marketing. We honor valid email opt-outs within the legally required period and do not charge or demand unnecessary information to process them. Transactional, security, order, legal, warranty, recall, and account messages may continue.
Marketing texts, robocalls, and similar communications use separate consent where required. You may revoke through any reasonable method recognized by applicable law. Consent is not a condition of purchase where prohibited.
21. BUSINESS USER DATA AND PRIVACY REQUESTS
If an applicable feature, order, or data processing addendum designates us to process information solely for a Business User, that Business User controls the purposes and the relevant privacy notice. We do not sell or share that customer data or use it outside the contracted business purposes and direct relationship except as permitted by law. We will direct an end-user request to the Business User or assist it rather than independently deciding the request.
Business Users must give lawful instructions, provide required notices, obtain required consents, minimize collection, configure retention and access, secure credentials and exports, respond to rights, and avoid uploading information the Service is not designed to process. Applicable processor and subprocessor duties are described in the Terms and any data processing addendum.
22. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES AND LINKS
The Service may link to or embed a third-party website, payment page, map, media player, social feature, app, advertisement, seller, or integration. The third party may collect information directly, set its own technologies, and apply its own privacy policy. We are not responsible for an independent third party's processing. Review its notice and controls before interacting.
23. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY
We may update this Policy to reflect legal, technical, organizational, or feature changes. We will post the current version and update the date. We will provide advance or direct notice of a material change where required and obtain new consent before using information for a materially different incompatible purpose when consent or another new legal basis is required.
An earlier version remains relevant to processing that occurred while it was in effect where law requires. We maintain version and consent records as reasonably necessary to demonstrate compliance.
24. CONTACT AND EXERCISE OF RIGHTS
Use the privacy-request control, "Your Privacy Choices" control, account settings, or the privacy, support, legal, or contact channel displayed in the Service. You may contact ScripTop s.r.o. (Company ID 09148086) at Osadní 869/32, Holešovice, 170 00 Praha 7, Czech Republic or contact@scriptop.co. Any data protection officer, representative, and other additionally required details are displayed in the Service's legal or contact area.
The postal address and email above may be a universal intake channel shared by United States and European operating companies. A request that reasonably identifies the relevant Service, account or transaction, individual, and Operator may be routed through that channel and is treated as received by the identified Operator as required by applicable law. Receiving, routing, or answering a request does not solely by that function make the intake provider or another regional entity the controller, business, contracting party, guarantor, or bearer of another entity's liability; any controller, processor, service-provider, or other role independently imposed by applicable law remains controlling.
Describe the right you wish to exercise, the Service and account or transaction involved, your jurisdiction, and enough information to locate the relevant records. Do not send passwords, full payment-card numbers, copies of identity documents, or other sensitive information unless we specifically request a secure verification method.
Questions about an independent Seller's processing should also be sent to that Seller using the order details. Questions about data controlled by a Business User should be sent to that Business User. You remain entitled to contact the Operator, a competent privacy regulator, or another authority where applicable law permits.
25. NATURE OF THIS POLICY
This Policy is a statutory transparency notice describing personal-information practices and legally available choices. It is not consent, authorization for processing, or a choice of governing law or forum. It is not a warranty that processing, transmission, storage, security, or deletion can be risk-free, and it does not create contractual guarantees, fiduciary duties, causes of action, or remedies beyond those provided by applicable law or an express written agreement. Nothing in this paragraph limits a mandatory privacy right, excuses an inaccurate representation, authorizes otherwise unlawful processing, restricts regulator jurisdiction, or relieves the Operator of a duty that applicable law does not permit it to exclude.
Each regional section and each statement concerning an entity, purpose, category, recipient, right, exception, or remedy applies independently within its stated legal and factual scope. If any statement is inapplicable or legally ineffective for a particular entity, person, processing activity, period, or jurisdiction, that does not expand or invalidate another statement and does not transfer responsibility to another entity. Applicable law controls only to the extent it necessarily requires.
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