Twilio's Terms of Service were updated to expand the geographic scope of jurisdictions covered by its contractual framework. The updated terms add Albania and Nigeria to the list of countries whose customers fall under specific governing law and dispute resolution provisions. Previously, customers in these countries would have been categorized under the default framework (State of California governing law, San Francisco courts, or San Francisco arbitration). Under the revised language, customers domiciled or registered in Albania or Nigeria now fall under the England and Wales governing law framework, with disputes handled by courts in London or arbitration in London.
The updated terms establish England and Wales as the governing law and London as the venue for dispute resolution for customers domiciled or registered in Albania or Nigeria. Previously, these customers would have been subject to California law and San Francisco courts by default. This change means that if a dispute arises, it will be governed by English law and resolved through the English court system or London arbitration, rather than under California law and the California court system.
Albania and Nigeria customers now fall under England and Wales governing law and London courts rather than California default framework.
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