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This document sets out the rules for using Oura's products and services. Oura provides the Services with no guarantees that they will work or be available, will not refund you unless required by law, and limits its responsibility for any harm to $100 at most. If you have a dispute with Oura, you must resolve it through binding arbitration — you cannot sue Oura in court or join a class action.
This document establishes the terms governing user access to and use of Oura's Services, which are provided on an 'as is with all faults' and 'as available' basis with no warranties of any kind. It requires users to consent to collection, use, and sharing of their information with third-party service providers for purposes of providing, marketing, and improving the Services. The agreement imposes mandatory binding arbitration before a single arbitrator, a class and representative action waiver, and a broad indemnification obligation on users. Oura's liability is excluded in full for all categories of damages, and where exclusion is not permitted by law, liability is capped at $100. Oura retains sole discretion to modify the Services at any time and may suspend or terminate access for security purposes, to prevent illegal or fraudulent activity, or to comply with legal or government requests.
As a user, you agree to Oura collecting and sharing your information with third-party service providers for service delivery, marketing, and improvement purposes. You bear full financial responsibility for indemnifying Oura against any claim arising from your use of the Services, while Oura's own liability to you is capped at $100 and all warranties are disclaimed. If you sign up for a free trial, you must actively cancel before the trial ends to avoid being automatically charged on a recurring basis — cancelling before the trial period expires is the one concrete action that prevents an automatic charge.
Which mapped governance frameworks each document engages, tied to the specific provisions that engage them.
Every distinct legal provision identified in this document. Featured provisions appear above with analysis.
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