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This provision establishes the permitted scope of service access and use. It functions as a use-case restriction that distinguishes individual subscriber accounts from commercial or organizational access models.
Users are authorized to access the Services only for personal, noncommercial purposes. The terms specify that commercial entities and organized groups are not permitted to purchase or use the service under this subscription model.
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The Netflix service and any content accessed through it are for your personal, non-commercial use only and may not be shared with anyone outside of your household, unless, in countries where this feature is available, you purchased an Extra Member Account.
The End User Services are only for your personal use. You must not, and must not allow others to: Use the End User Services for a commercial or business purpose or in any way other than your own personal purposes;
The Meta Products are not directed to children. Access to or use of Meta Products by anyone under the age of 13 is not allowed. If you are based in the EU, you must be at least 16 years old, or the minimum age in your country if it is higher than 16, to use or access Meta Products, unless your count...
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"The Services are provided to individuals for their personal, noncommercial use only. Companies, commercial establishments, associations and other groups may not purchase or use the Services.— Excerpt from Disney+'s Disney+ Terms of Use
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This provision establishes the permitted scope of service access and use. It functions as a use-case restriction that distinguishes individual subscriber accounts from commercial or organizational access models.
Users are authorized to access the Services only for personal, noncommercial purposes. The terms specify that commercial entities and organized groups are not permitted to purchase or use the service under this subscription model.
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