Max applies legally different terms to subscribers in different countries, meaning your rights regarding data privacy, refunds, content access, and dispute resolution may be substantially different from those of subscribers in other countries.
Your legal rights as a Max subscriber — including whether you can get a refund, how your data is protected, and what happens in a billing dispute — depend entirely on which country's terms apply to you, and those terms must be reviewed in a separate document specific to your country.
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Compare across platforms →Subscribers in countries with stronger consumer protection laws (such as EU member states or Australia) may have significantly more rights than subscribers in countries with less protective regimes, and these differences are not disclosed on the hub page itself.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: The differentiation of legal terms by jurisdiction is a direct response to the patchwork of applicable regulations: GDPR (EU/EEA), UK GDPR and Consumer Rights Act 2015 (UK), Australia's Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Consumer Law (ACL) (Australia), CCPA (California), Mexico's LFPDPPP (Mexico), Brazil's LGPD (Brazil), Israel's Protection of Privacy Law (Israel), and Turkey's KVKK (Turkey), among others. Each regime has its own enforcement authority and penalty structure. (2)
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