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This page describes what the document states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
WHOOP's Terms of Use establish the contractual framework for using WHOOP wearable devices, the mobile app, and subscription membership services. The agreement requires users to submit disputes through individual arbitration rather than court proceedings, waives the right to participate in class actions, and authorizes WHOOP to charge recurring membership fees that are generally non-refundable once a billing period has begun. The terms also grant WHOOP a royalty-free, worldwide license to use any content users submit to the platform, including posts, photos, and other user-generated material.
This document is WHOOP's Terms of Use governing access to and use of WHOOP's website, mobile application, wearable hardware, and subscription-based membership services, with the agreement stating it constitutes a legally binding contract between the user and WHOOP, Inc. The terms authorize WHOOP to collect biometric and health-related data including heart rate, sleep patterns, respiratory rate, and activity metrics; grant WHOOP a broad royalty-free license to use content submitted by users; and establish that membership fees are charged on a recurring subscription basis with limited refund rights. The agreement includes a mandatory individual arbitration clause with a class action waiver, a shortened dispute notice requirement, and a unilateral right for WHOOP to modify the terms at any time with notice via email or in-app notification, provisions that are common in consumer technology agreements but operationally significant given the sensitive health data context; the agreement asserts broader content license rights than some health-focused platforms and does not distinguish between identifiable and de-identified data in the license grant. The document engages CCPA for California residents, GDPR frameworks for EU/EEA users through a separate Privacy Policy reference, and FTC Act consumer protection standards; the collection and processing of physiological data such as heart rate variability, blood oxygen, and sleep staging may also require evaluation under applicable state biometric privacy statutes including Illinois BIPA and Texas CUBI, depending on how WHOOP processes and stores sensor-derived biometric identifiers. Compliance teams should note that the arbitration clause and class action waiver, while common, interact with California consumer protection law and EU consumer rights frameworks, which may limit enforceability in those jurisdictions.
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