Provisions Index

If you provide Figma with feedback, suggestions, or ideas about their products, Figma can use those ideas freely without paying you or giving you credit....

Why it matters: Any product suggestions or feedback you share with Figma becomes their property to use as they wish, with no obligation to compensate you even if your idea is implemented....

Figma prohibits using their platform for illegal activities, harassment, distributing malware, scraping their services, or any activity that violates their policies....

Why it matters: Violating these restrictions can result in immediate account suspension or termination, so users should be familiar with what activities are prohibited....

Disputes with Figma are governed by the laws of the State of California, and any litigation (if arbitration does not apply) must take place in California courts....

Why it matters: If you ever need to take legal action against Figma outside of arbitration, you would need to do so under California law and potentially travel to California to participate in proceedings....

Betterment uses cookies, pixels, and similar tracking technologies on its website and app to monitor your behavior, personalize your experience, and support advertising....

Why it matters: Tracking technologies collect data about your browsing habits, which can be used to profile you and shared with advertising partners, affecting your privacy beyond just the Betterment platform....

Betterment retains your personal information for as long as your account is active or as needed to comply with legal obligations, even after you close your account....

Why it matters: Your personal and financial data may be kept by Betterment for extended periods after you stop using the service, limiting your ability to fully remove your information....

Betterment uses your financial information, including investment account details and transaction history, to provide and improve its investment and savings services....

Why it matters: Understanding how your financial data is used within the platform helps you assess whether you are comfortable with Betterment's data practices as your financial services provider....

You must be at least 18 years old (or the age of majority in your location) to use Redfin's services. Children under 13 are explicitly prohibited from using the platform....

Why it matters: This protects minors from entering into binding legal agreements and prevents underage users from accessing services tied to major financial transactions like real estate....

You are not allowed to use bots, scrapers, crawlers, or any automated tools to collect data from Redfin's website or app without their written permission....

Why it matters: This restricts researchers, journalists, and developers from accessing Redfin's publicly available real estate data programmatically, which limits independent analysis of housing market information....

Redfin is not responsible for any third-party websites linked from their platform, and visiting those sites means you are subject to their terms and privacy policies, not Redfin's....

Why it matters: If you click a link on Redfin to a third-party site and that site misuses your data, Redfin accepts no responsibility — you need to review each third-party site's terms independently....

All Tinder users have the right to access, correct, or delete their personal data, and to download a copy of their data. EU, UK, and California users have additional legal rights including the right to object to processing and to restrict use of their data....

Why it matters: These rights give you meaningful control over your personal information, but you must actively exercise them — they are not applied automatically....

Twilio retains ownership of its platform, APIs, and all associated technology, while customers retain ownership of their own content and applications built on the platform....

Why it matters: Customers own what they build, but have no ownership rights in Twilio's underlying platform — meaning if Twilio discontinues a product or changes APIs, customers must adapt at their own cost....

Disputes are governed by California law, and any legal proceedings (other than arbitration) must be brought in courts located in San Francisco County, California....

Why it matters: Businesses outside California must litigate in California courts under California law, which may increase the cost and complexity of pursuing legal claims against Twilio....

You have the right to request a copy of your personal data, ask Klarna to delete your data, or receive your data in a portable format to transfer to another service....

Why it matters: These rights give you meaningful control over your personal information and allow you to limit how long and for what purpose Klarna holds your data....

Ledger retains personal data for varying periods depending on the purpose, such as retaining customer purchase data for the duration of the legal warranty period and marketing data until you unsubscribe or object....

Why it matters: Your personal data may be held by Ledger for years after your last interaction, and the retention periods differ by data type, meaning some information persists longer than you might expect....

Ledger states that its services are not directed at children under the age of 18 and that it does not knowingly collect personal data from minors....

Why it matters: If a minor has used a Ledger account, their data may have been collected without appropriate parental consent, and parents can request deletion of such data....

By using Square, you give Square a license to use your business name, logo, and content for their marketing and promotional purposes....

Why it matters: Square may feature your business in its marketing materials without seeking additional permission, which may conflict with your brand guidelines or exclusivity agreements....

All disputes are governed by California law and must be heard in San Francisco, California, regardless of where your business is located....

Why it matters: If you are a merchant outside California and a dispute goes beyond arbitration, you may need to travel or hire California-licensed attorneys, significantly increasing your costs....

Twilio automatically detects and removes email addresses from URL parameters in your browser to prevent personally identifiable information from being exposed in analytics tracking or data layers....

Why it matters: This is a privacy-protective technical measure that reduces the risk of your email address being inadvertently captured and stored by analytics tools through URL tracking parameters....

Nintendo provides its website and services 'as is' and makes no guarantees that they will work properly, be available, or be free from errors or harmful content....

Why it matters: If Nintendo's website or services fail, malfunction, or cause problems, Nintendo is not legally responsible because they have disclaimed all warranties....

Any disputes are governed by the laws of the state of Washington, USA, and must be resolved in Washington, regardless of where you live....

Why it matters: If you need to resolve a dispute with Nintendo outside of arbitration, you may need to travel to or engage legal counsel in Washington State, which creates a significant practical barrier for most consumers....

MetaMask and Consensys own all intellectual property in the software and platform; users are granted a limited, non-exclusive license to use the software but do not own any part of it....

Why it matters: You cannot copy, modify, or distribute MetaMask's software beyond what the license permits, and Consensys can revoke your license if you violate the Terms....

The privacy policy document could not be retrieved because the URL returned a 404 Page Not Found error. No legal provisions are available for analysis....

Why it matters: Without access to the actual privacy policy, consumers and compliance teams cannot assess AT&T's data collection, sharing, or consumer rights provisions....

You can ask TaskRabbit for a copy of the personal information they hold about you, including what categories of data they have, where it came from, and who it has been shared with....

Why it matters: This right lets you see exactly what TaskRabbit knows about you and how your data is being used, which is an important tool for protecting your privacy....

You can stop receiving marketing emails and text messages from TaskRabbit by using the unsubscribe link in emails or texting STOP to opt out of SMS messages, or by adjusting your Notification settings in your account....

Why it matters: While you can opt out of marketing messages, TaskRabbit will continue to send you transactional communications related to your account and tasks regardless of your preferences....

Calm is based in the US and may transfer your personal data to countries that do not have the same level of data protection as your home country, using Standard Contractual Clauses or other legal mechanisms....

Why it matters: International data transfers can expose your personal information to different legal regimes, including potential government access rights that differ from those in your home jurisdiction....

Calm keeps your personal data only for as long as needed for the purposes it was collected, unless the law requires it to be kept longer....

Why it matters: Vague retention language ('no longer than necessary') without specific timeframes makes it difficult for consumers to know how long their sensitive data — including mood check-ins and sleep habits — is being held....

Calm may offer rewards or discounts to users who participate in surveys or provide testimonials, in exchange for collecting personal information such as your name, email, and service experiences....

Why it matters: This provision formalises the exchange of personal data for financial value, which is a legally significant activity under CCPA and must meet specific disclosure and opt-out requirements....

Audible's platform collects detailed technical data about errors, page performance, and user interactions through Amazon's logging systems, which is sent back to Amazon's servers automatically....

Why it matters: This telemetry goes beyond basic analytics and captures granular interaction data that can be used to identify individual users and their behavior patterns....

The document provided is a 404 error page, not a privacy policy. No legal provisions can be extracted or analyzed from this content....

Why it matters: Without access to the actual privacy policy, consumers and compliance teams cannot assess how Credit Karma collects, uses, or shares personal and financial data....

EU/EEA users and California residents have the right to access, correct, delete, or port their personal data, and to object to or restrict certain processing activities. BeReal provides a contact email and in-app mechanisms to exercise these rights....

Why it matters: These legal rights give you meaningful control over your data — including the ability to get a copy of what BeReal holds about you or to have it permanently deleted....

Verizon acknowledges the Global Privacy Control (GPC) browser signal, which users can enable to automatically tell Verizon not to sell or share their personal information....

Why it matters: GPC provides a technical shortcut for consumers to assert their privacy rights without manually submitting opt-out requests, but only works if the company fully honors it....

When you post photos, listings, or other content on Poshmark, you grant Poshmark a broad license to use, reproduce, modify, and display that content for their business purposes....

Why it matters: This means Poshmark can use your photos and listings for advertising and other commercial purposes without paying you additional compensation....

All legal disputes with Coinbase are governed by California law and must be brought in courts in San Francisco, California — even if you live in a different state....

Why it matters: If you have a dispute with Coinbase that isn't subject to arbitration, you would need to litigate in San Francisco courts under California law, which creates a significant practical barrier for users in other states....

If you live in the EU, you have extra rights when Bumble takes action against your account or content, including access to out-of-court dispute resolution and the right to complain to your local regulator....

Why it matters: EU users have significantly stronger protections than users in other regions — Bumble must notify EU users before taking action against their accounts and provide meaningful appeal and redress options....

Bumble complies with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, meaning it will remove content that infringes copyright when properly notified, and it can act on your behalf to send takedown notices if your content is stolen....

Why it matters: This means users whose content is stolen and used outside Bumble can request Bumble's assistance with takedowns, but it also means your content can be removed quickly if someone files a DMCA complaint against it....

Salesforce's website terms of service govern how visitors may use the salesforce.com website, including acceptable use, intellectual property rights, and disclaimers....

Why it matters: Anyone visiting the Salesforce website is bound by these terms, which set rules on what you can and cannot do on the site and limit Salesforce's liability for website content....

Salesforce has a DMCA policy that allows copyright holders to submit infringement claims if their content is used without authorization on Salesforce's platform or website....

Why it matters: Content creators and rights holders who find their intellectual property used without permission on Salesforce's platforms have a formal process to request removal or takedown....

Salesforce maintains separate agreements for partners and alliances, governing the terms of reseller, referral, and technology partnership relationships....

Why it matters: Organizations that sell, implement, or build on Salesforce products as partners are bound by these agreements, which define their rights, obligations, and the conditions under which they can represent Salesforce....

Hugging Face says it honors Do Not Track signals from your browser and will not use tracking cookies or advertising when that signal is active....

Why it matters: This is a stronger commitment than many companies make, giving users who enable Do Not Track in their browser some assurance that their browsing activity will not be tracked for advertising....

Hugging Face commits that it will not sell, rent, or lease your personal information to third parties, except as otherwise described in the policy....

Why it matters: This is an important consumer protection, particularly relevant to California residents who have explicit CCPA rights regarding the sale of their personal data....

Hugging Face may share your personal data with government authorities or law enforcement if required by law, or to protect the safety or rights of users and the company....

Why it matters: Your data can be provided to law enforcement or government agencies without your knowledge, which is a standard but important privacy consideration....

All content on Target's website — including images, text, logos, and software — belongs to Target or its licensors. You may not copy, reproduce, or use this content without permission....

Why it matters: Using Target's content without authorization — such as downloading product images for reuse — could expose consumers or third parties to copyright infringement claims....

When you submit content through Verizon's platforms or services, you grant Verizon a license to use, reproduce, and distribute that content....

Why it matters: Content you create or share through Verizon's services may be used by the company for its own purposes, including marketing, without additional compensation to you....

Slack retains ownership of its platform, technology, and any improvements it develops. Your organization retains ownership of the data and content you upload, but grants Slack a license to use it....

Why it matters: Understanding IP ownership is important for organizations to ensure that proprietary business information shared on Slack remains their property and is not claimed by Slack....

Disputes under this agreement are governed by the laws of California, and any court proceedings (where permitted) must be brought in California....

Why it matters: Organizations outside California must litigate or arbitrate under California law and in California courts, which may increase legal costs and complexity for international or out-of-state customers....

Slack uses cookies, pixel tags, and similar tracking technologies on its website and within the platform to collect information about user behavior for analytics, advertising, and personalization purposes....

Why it matters: Tracking technologies allow Slack and its partners to build profiles of your behavior across the web, which can affect the ads you see and how your data is shared with third-party advertisers....

Slack retains personal data for as long as necessary to provide its services, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce agreements, with specific retention periods varying by data type....

Why it matters: Slack may retain your personal data — including messages and usage history — for extended periods even after you stop using the service, unless you actively request deletion....

Slack's services are not directed at children under 16 (or a higher age in certain jurisdictions), and Slack states it does not knowingly collect personal data from minors....

Why it matters: If a minor does create an account, Slack's policy provides for deletion of their data upon discovery, but the burden is on parents or guardians to notify Slack....

You are prohibited from using DocuSign for illegal purposes, to send spam, to harass others, or in ways that violate third-party rights, and violating these rules can lead to account termination....

Why it matters: Violations of the acceptable use policy can result in immediate account suspension, cutting off access to your documents and workflows without prior notice....

Disputes with DocuSign are governed by the laws of the State of Washington, and any court proceedings (where permitted) must be brought in courts located in King County, Washington....

Why it matters: If you need to take legal action against DocuSign outside of arbitration, you may have to do so in Washington State courts, which could be geographically and financially challenging for users in other states or countries....