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PlanetScale
· PlanetScale Terms of Service
The agreement grants PlanetScale the right to conduct or commission audits of customer and end user physical facilities, computers, and records during normal business hours to verify compliance with the agreement and acceptable use policy, with customers obligated to cooperate....
Why it matters: This provision authorizes physical and records-based audits of customer infrastructure, which may extend to sensitive business systems and data beyond the scope of PlanetScale's database service. The scope of 'facilities, computers and records' is broad and the agreement does not specify prior notice requirements, audit frequency limits, or confidentiality obligations applicable to the auditing firm....
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PlanetScale
· PlanetScale Terms of Service
The agreement caps PlanetScale's total aggregate liability to the amount of fees paid in the six months preceding a claim, further limiting liability to $5,000 for claims arising from free-tier or Beta Feature use, and restricts recoverable damages to direct damages only....
Why it matters: This provision establishes a liability ceiling tied to recent fee payments, which for low-spend or new customers may represent a materially limited recovery amount relative to potential data loss or service disruption damages. The $5,000 cap for free-tier and Beta Feature use is a fixed ceiling regardless of the scale of harm attributable to those product categories....
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PlanetScale
· PlanetScale Terms of Service
The agreement prohibits customers from transmitting, storing, or processing HIPAA-covered health information without an executed BAA, PCI-DSS-covered payment card information, and GDPR special category personal data on the PlanetScale platform....
Why it matters: This provision establishes three distinct data category prohibitions with materially different practical implications: HIPAA data is conditionally permitted via BAA execution; PCI-DSS data is categorically prohibited without a stated exception pathway; and GDPR special category data is categorically prohibited without a stated exception pathway. Organizations processing any of these data categories must verify their compliance posture before deploying workloads on PlanetScale....
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PlanetScale
· PlanetScale Terms of Service
The agreement designates California law and San Francisco federal and state courts as the exclusive governing law and venue for all disputes, and permits PlanetScale to modify the agreement with 30 days notice for material changes, while fee changes, new functionality, Beta Feature changes, and legally required changes take effect immediately upon posting....
Why it matters: The exclusive venue clause requires all disputes to be litigated in San Francisco, California federal or state courts, which may create practical barriers for non-California customers. The agreement modification clause permits immediate effectiveness of fee changes and new functionality terms upon posting, without a mandatory 30-day review period for those categories....
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PlanetScale
· PlanetScale Terms of Service
The agreement authorizes PlanetScale to terminate accounts inactive for 180 days with 30 days notice, and states that upon termination all access to Customer Content terminates with PlanetScale having no obligation to retain that content, though customers may export content in accordance with the Documentation....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that customer data stored on PlanetScale may be deleted upon account termination, including termination for inactivity, with PlanetScale bearing no retention obligation post-termination. The export right is conditioned on the Documentation, which PlanetScale may modify, and the practical export window between termination notice and data deletion is not specified in the agreement text....
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PlanetScale
· PlanetScale Terms of Service
The agreement requires customers to defend and indemnify PlanetScale and its affiliates against any third-party claims arising from Customer Content, customer brand materials, or customer or end user use of the product in breach of the AUP, Documentation, or agreement restrictions....
Why it matters: This indemnification obligation places defense and indemnification costs on the customer for third-party claims arising from Customer Content and any AUP or agreement breach, including breaches by end users that the customer may not have directly authorized. The breadth of the 'Customer Content' category means that third-party claims related to data stored on the platform may trigger customer indemnification obligations....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
By submitting any photo, video, or comment to gm.com, users grant GM a worldwide, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, distribute, create derivative works from, display, and perform that content across any media format and channel, including for GM's broader business and promotional purposes....
Why it matters: This provision establishes a broad license that extends beyond operating the Web site to encompass GM's general business, promotional activity, and redistribution through any media channel. The license is sublicensable and transferable, meaning GM may authorize third parties to exercise these rights without further user consent....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
The license GM holds over textual comments submitted by users does not terminate upon account deletion, content removal, or cessation of use of the Web site....
Why it matters: This provision distinguishes the treatment of User Comments from User Videos: while the video license terminates within a commercially reasonable time after removal, the comment license has no termination mechanism. This creates a permanent grant of rights over textual content submitted to the site....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
The terms require that any legal claim related to the Web site be filed within one year of when the claim arises, after which the claim is permanently barred under the agreement....
Why it matters: This provision contractually shortens the limitations period for all causes of action related to the Web site. The default statutory limitations period for many claim types in New York and other states exceeds one year, and courts in certain jurisdictions have scrutinized or declined to enforce contractually shortened limitations periods for consumer claims depending on the nature of the claim....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
All disputes related to gm.com are governed by New York law and must be litigated exclusively in courts located in New York, New York. The terms assert that gm.com is a passive website that does not create personal jurisdiction over GM in any other jurisdiction....
Why it matters: This provision requires users in all U.S. states and internationally to pursue claims against GM in New York courts under New York law, which may create a practical barrier for users located outside New York. The assertion that the site is a passive website for personal jurisdiction purposes is a legal characterization that courts may evaluate independently based on the actual nature of the site's interactive features....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
Users are required to defend and financially indemnify GM, including covering attorney's fees, for any claims arising from their use of the site, violations of the terms, violations of third-party rights, or harm caused by their submitted content. This obligation persists after the user stops using the site or the terms are otherwise terminated....
Why it matters: This provision requires users to bear financial responsibility for defending GM against third-party claims that arise from user conduct or content, including attorney's fees. The obligation survives termination of the terms, meaning it remains in force indefinitely after a user's account is closed or the agreement ends....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
GM may change the Terms of Service at any time without providing advance notice to users. Continued use of the Web site after any amendment constitutes acceptance of the revised terms....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that GM may modify material terms without prior notification and that continued site use operates as acceptance of changes. Users bear the responsibility of independently monitoring the terms for updates....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
GM disclaims all express and implied warranties related to gm.com, including warranties regarding content accuracy, and assumes no liability for personal injury, property damage, unauthorized access to personal or financial information, or service interruptions arising from site use....
Why it matters: This provision disclaims liability for unauthorized access to personal and financial information stored on GM's servers, as well as for personal injury and property damage arising from use of the Web site. The disclaimer applies to the fullest extent permitted by law, which preserves user rights under applicable consumer protection statutes that cannot be contractually waived....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
The terms establish a DMCA-style copyright infringement notification procedure requiring a written communication with specified elements, including signature, identification of the infringed work, and location of the infringing material, to be submitted to a named designated agent at GM....
Why it matters: This provision establishes the mechanism through which copyright holders can request removal of infringing content from gm.com and through which GM may assert safe harbor protection under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The accuracy and currency of the designated agent contact information is operationally material to GM's DMCA safe harbor eligibility....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
GM may terminate user accounts and delete submitted content at its sole discretion for violations of the user guidelines or terms, without prior notice. Terminated users are permanently banned from creating new accounts on the Web site....
Why it matters: This provision grants GM unrestricted discretion to terminate accounts and delete content without prior notice, and imposes a permanent ban on new account creation following termination. The absence of any appeal mechanism or procedural requirement before termination is operationally significant for users who rely on the site for content distribution....
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General Motors
· GM Terms of Use
Users cannot transfer or assign their rights or obligations under the terms to any other party, while GM retains the right to assign the terms and any rights or licenses granted under them without restriction....
Why it matters: This provision permits GM to transfer the terms and associated content licenses to a successor entity, acquirer, or third party without user consent or notice. In the context of a corporate transaction, this means the content license over User Submissions, including perpetual irrevocable comment licenses, may be assigned to a new entity....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
Customer is required to indemnify Marqeta, the Issuer, and the KYC Service Provider against claims, costs, and damages arising from Customer's breach, its customers' conduct, Retail Partners' legal violations, Card Brand fines imposed on or through the Issuer, and the general operation of Customer's business under the agreement. This indemnification obligation extends to third-party claims arising from conduct by parties downstream of Customer, including cardholders and retail partners....
Why it matters: This provision requires Customer to absorb financial and legal exposure arising not only from its own conduct but also from the acts or omissions of its customers, Retail Partners, and Lending Bank in connection with the agreement. The inclusion of Card Brand fines and Issuer-imposed penalties within the indemnification scope means Customer's liability exposure may be determined by regulatory or network actions outside Customer's direct control....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
The agreement caps each party's total liability to the other at the net revenue Marqeta earned under the agreement in the 12 months preceding the triggering event, with enumerated exceptions including indemnification obligations, confidentiality breaches, and Customer misuse of PII or KYC data. All breach claims must be brought within one year of discovery of the breach....
Why it matters: This provision establishes a contractual liability ceiling tied to Marqeta's revenue rather than Customer's potential losses, and imposes a one-year contractual limitations period on all breach claims regardless of form. For customers operating large-scale card programs, the net revenue cap may be substantially lower than the financial exposure created by a service failure or data breach....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
The agreement requires all disputes to be resolved in Alameda County, California courts under California law, and both parties waive their right to a jury trial for all disputes arising under the agreement. The dispute resolution process also requires an initial good-faith negotiation between relationship managers before formal proceedings....
Why it matters: This provision establishes Alameda County, California as the exclusive litigation forum for all disputes and eliminates jury trial rights for both parties. Business customers located outside California must litigate disputes in California courts under California law, and all contested matters will be resolved by a judge rather than a jury....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
The agreement grants Marqeta a continuous right to set off any amounts Customer owes Marqeta against amounts Marqeta owes Customer, including funds held in the Custodial Account, until Customer's liability is fully satisfied. This right operates in addition to all other contractual and legal remedies available to Marqeta....
Why it matters: This provision authorizes Marqeta to apply funds from Customer's Custodial Account against outstanding Customer liabilities on a continuous basis without requiring a separate triggering event or court order. For card programs with active transaction volumes, the Custodial Account may contain operational funds required for cardholder settlements, and the set-off right could affect Customer's ability to maintain required minimum balances....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
Marqeta may unilaterally modify most terms with a minimum of 30 days' written notice, with modifications becoming effective upon continued use of the services after the Modification Effective Date. Amendments to core sections including intellectual property, confidentiality, termination, indemnification, insurance, liability, and service levels require Customer's affirmative consent unless driven by legal or regulatory compliance needs....
Why it matters: This provision authorizes Marqeta to alter operational, pricing-adjacent, and service-related terms with 30 days' notice without Customer's consent, while protecting a defined set of core legal provisions from unilateral amendment. Continued use of the services after the Modification Effective Date constitutes acceptance of the modified terms for non-protected sections....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
Marqeta retains exclusive ownership of all intellectual property in the platform, services, deliverables, and any enhancements, including improvements developed based on Customer feedback or suggestions. Customer receives a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to use the services solely in connection with the contracted card program....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that Customer feedback, enhancement requests, and recommendations become Marqeta's exclusive intellectual property. Customer's license to use the system and deliverables is narrowly scoped, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable, meaning Customer cannot assign platform access rights to third parties or subsidiaries beyond the terms of the agreement....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
Customer's use of KYC identity verification services is restricted to GLBA-permitted purposes and explicitly prohibited from FCRA permissible purpose use cases, adverse action decisions, and DPPA-restricted data uses. Customer is also prohibited from using KYC service outputs in violation of any applicable law governing PII use....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that KYC service outputs cannot be used as a basis for FCRA adverse action decisions, which means Customer cannot use identity verification results to deny credit, employment, housing, or other FCRA-covered determinations. Violations of these restrictions would constitute Customer indemnification triggers under Section B(7)(b) and could expose Customer to direct regulatory liability under the FCRA, GLBA, and DPPA....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
Customer is required to maintain books and records in connection with the agreement for at least one year post-termination (or longer as required by law) and must make these available to Marqeta, the Issuer, Card Brands, Regulators, the KYC Service Provider, and any of their third-party designees for audit purposes. Customer bears all costs of record keeping and audit access....
Why it matters: This provision grants a broad set of parties, including Marqeta's third-party designees, audit access to Customer's business practices and compliance records for the duration of the agreement and at least one year after termination. Customer bears all associated costs, and the scope of business practices subject to audit is not limited solely to card program operations....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
Marqeta is authorized to use and disclose aggregated and pseudonymized cardholder and transaction data derived from Customer's card program, combined with data from other customers, for any purpose not prohibited by applicable law. The agreement requires that aggregation be at a national or regional level such that Customer's identity is not individually identifiable from the output....
Why it matters: This provision permits Marqeta to commercially use and disclose pseudonymized transaction and cardholder data derived from Customer's program at a population level. While Customer's identity is protected at the aggregation level, the use of cardholder and transaction data for purposes beyond direct service delivery is authorized under this clause, subject to applicable law constraints....
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Marqeta
· Marqeta Terms of Use
If the agreement is terminated for any reason other than Marqeta's breach, Customer remains obligated to pay all fees and charges through the end of the applicable Initial or Renewal Term. This includes terminations initiated by Customer, terminations at Issuer or Regulator direction, and terminations triggered by changes in applicable law or Card Brand Rules....
Why it matters: This provision requires Customer to pay remaining term fees even in circumstances where termination is triggered by external regulatory or network events outside Customer's control, such as Issuer withdrawal or Card Brand directive, provided the trigger is not Marqeta's breach. The financial obligation persists through the end of the contracted term regardless of whether services are actually delivered during that period....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
Any content a user posts to UnitedHealthcare's Online Services is subject to a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license that authorizes the company and its sublicensees to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, and display that content globally in any media, including the right to use the submitting user's name in connection with that content....
Why it matters: This provision asserts a broad, perpetual, and sublicensable license over user-submitted content with no compensation obligation and no expiration tied to account termination or service discontinuation. The sublicensable nature of the license means third parties designated by the company may also exercise these rights over submitted content....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
The terms require users, except New Jersey residents, to initiate any legal cause of action against the company within one year of the claim arising, after which the claim is contractually barred....
Why it matters: This provision establishes a contractual limitations period shorter than the default statutory limitations period applicable to many claim types under Minnesota law and the laws of many other states. The document acknowledges a New Jersey carve-out but does not enumerate other states where this limitation may be unenforceable....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
The agreement reserves the right for the company to cancel, suspend, or block a user's access to the Online Services at any time, without cause and without prior notice, with no stated liability to the user for such termination....
Why it matters: This provision grants the company unilateral termination authority without procedural prerequisites or advance notice requirements. For members who rely on the Online Services to access plan documents, benefits information, or explanation of benefits, termination without notice could interrupt access to operationally significant plan management functions....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
The agreement asserts that the company bears no liability for any loss arising from use of the Online Services or acts by the company or third parties, across all legal theories including warranty, contract, tort, and strict liability, with a New Jersey resident carve-out....
Why it matters: This provision asserts a broad limitation of liability covering all legal theories and all losses arising from platform use or company acts. The document itself acknowledges that state law may limit or override this provision, and the New Jersey carve-out is explicitly stated....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
Users are required to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the company and its affiliates from third-party claims arising from user breaches of the terms, copyright infringement, misuse, gross negligence, intentional misconduct, or violations of law in connection with platform use, including attorneys' fees for counsel of the company's choosing....
Why it matters: This provision requires users to cover the company's legal defense costs, including attorneys' fees for counsel selected by the company rather than the user, arising from third-party claims connected to user conduct. The indemnification extends to claims arising from gross negligence and intentional misconduct, which courts in some jurisdictions may scrutinize in consumer contracts....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
Any unsolicited idea or intellectual property submission made to the company automatically becomes company property, with no compensation to the submitter, no confidentiality obligation, and no restriction on the company's right to use, redistribute, or develop competing products based on the submission....
Why it matters: This provision asserts that unsolicited submissions transfer automatically to company ownership with no compensation or confidentiality obligation, and explicitly permits the company to develop competing products based on such submissions. The clause operates regardless of any contrary statements made in the submission itself....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
The agreement establishes a mechanism for delivering required plan communications electronically, including plan documents, legal notices, explanation of benefits, and privacy notices, when the user has given permission, with the right to revert to paper delivery at any time....
Why it matters: This provision governs electronic delivery of regulated communications, including explanation of benefits and privacy notices, which are subject to federal and state insurance requirements. The provision states that users may revert to paper delivery at any time and that changes may take up to seven business days to process....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
The agreement designates Minnesota law as governing and requires that disputes be litigated in state or federal courts in Minnesota, covering all claims against the company and its employees, officers, directors, agents, and providers....
Why it matters: This provision requires users outside Minnesota to litigate disputes in Minnesota courts under Minnesota law, which may present practical barriers to pursuing claims for users in other states. The enforceability of mandatory venue provisions in consumer contracts varies by state....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
The agreement reserves the right for the company to modify the terms at any time, with changes effective immediately upon posting to the Online Services. Continued use of the platform constitutes consent to any modified terms....
Why it matters: This provision makes continued platform use the mechanism for consent to modified terms, with no requirement for affirmative acknowledgment, separate notification to users, or advance notice period before changes take effect....
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UnitedHealthcare
· UnitedHealthcare Terms of Use
The agreement requires users to be at least 13 years of age and requires that minors between age 13 and the age of majority in their state have a parent or guardian agree to the terms on their behalf....
Why it matters: This provision establishes a minimum age of 13 and a parental consent requirement for minor users, engaging COPPA's applicability threshold and state-specific age of majority requirements. The agreement does not describe a mechanism for verifying parental consent....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
Any content a user submits to Progressive, including ideas, artwork, music, logos, photos, and videos, is subject to a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free worldwide license granted to Progressive to use, modify, publish, or exploit at its discretion....
Why it matters: This provision grants Progressive an unlimited license over submitted materials without time restriction, geographic limitation, or compensation obligation, covering a broad range of content categories including trademarks and music that may carry existing third-party IP rights....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
All disputes related to the website are governed by Ohio law and must be brought exclusively in a court of competent jurisdiction in Cuyahoga County, Ohio....
Why it matters: This provision requires all website-related disputes to proceed in a specific Ohio county venue, which may present practical barriers for users located outside Ohio, and the enforceability of this forum selection clause varies by jurisdiction and applicable law....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
Progressive may modify the terms of use at any time, and continued use of the website constitutes acceptance of any revised terms; the user is responsible for checking the page regularly for changes....
Why it matters: This provision places the burden on users to monitor the terms page for changes and treats continued site use as binding acceptance of modifications, without requiring affirmative notice or consent from users when changes are made....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
Progressive disclaims all express and implied warranties regarding the website and its content, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement, and does not warrant that the site will be error-free or free of harmful components....
Why it matters: This provision disclaims Progressive's responsibility for the accuracy, availability, or security of the website content to the fullest extent permitted by law, which in practice means users cannot assert warranty-based claims for website failures or inaccurate information, subject to applicable statutory limitations on warranty disclaimers....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
Progressive limits its liability for all damages arising from use of the website, including unauthorized access to user data, except where such damages result from Progressive's own gross negligence or intentional actions....
Why it matters: This provision limits Progressive's financial exposure for website-related harms including unauthorized data access, with a carve-out only for gross negligence or intentional misconduct, which means users bear the risk of ordinary negligence-related data incidents under the terms as written....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
Progressive uses IP address geolocation technology to identify the general geographic location of website visitors in order to display state- or city-specific content, and the document states that this process does not collect personal information....
Why it matters: This provision discloses the use of IP-based geolocation for content personalization and asserts that the process does not constitute collection of personal information, though the classification of IP addresses as personal information under applicable privacy statutes varies by jurisdiction....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
Users enrolled in the Mobile Alerts service agree to indemnify Progressive against claims, losses, and legal costs arising from the user providing a phone number that belongs to someone else or from the user's violation of applicable laws....
Why it matters: This indemnification obligation shifts legal defense costs and liability to the user for TCPA-related claims that may arise if the user provides an incorrect or third-party phone number, which is operationally significant given the TCPA's per-message statutory damages framework....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
The document establishes a DMCA-compliant notice and takedown procedure, designating Steve Klick at Progressive as the agent to receive copyright infringement notices, and specifies the required elements of a valid notice including a signature, identification of the infringed work, and a perjury statement....
Why it matters: This provision establishes Progressive's DMCA safe harbor compliance mechanism under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, designating a specific agent and contact information for copyright infringement claims and committing to respond in accordance with DMCA procedures....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
The terms authorize Progressive to act on any instructions submitted under a user's credentials, disclaim liability for unauthorized access except where caused by Progressive's gross negligence or intentional misconduct, and reserve the right to block site access without prior notice....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that Progressive bears no liability for credential-based unauthorized access except in cases of its own gross negligence, and that Progressive may suspend account access without prior notice at its discretion, creating operational exposure for users who rely on site access for account management....
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Progressive
· Progressive Terms of Use
Progressive reserves the right to suspend or terminate the Mobile Alerts service at any time without prior notice for any reason, while users may unenroll at any time through the website or by texting STOP to 99354....
Why it matters: This provision establishes Progressive's unilateral right to discontinue the Mobile Alerts service without advance notice for any reason, while providing users with two specific opt-out mechanisms; the STOP mechanism is operationally significant for TCPA compliance purposes....
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Zendesk
· Zendesk Terms of Service
The agreement establishes that while Customer retains ownership of Service Data, the Customer simultaneously instructs Zendesk to use that data not only to deliver and secure the Services but also to improve Zendesk's products and services broadly....
Why it matters: This provision authorizes Zendesk to use Service Data for product improvement purposes, which may extend beyond the scope of processing strictly necessary to deliver contracted services. Depending on the nature of personal data within Service Data and applicable law, this authorization may require evaluation against GDPR purpose limitation requirements and CCPA service provider restrictions....
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Zendesk
· Zendesk Terms of Service
Subscriptions automatically renew for an equivalent term at Zendesk's then-current rates unless the Customer sends written notice to revops@zendesk.com at least 30 days before the end of the current subscription term....
Why it matters: This clause creates a binding renewal obligation at potentially updated pricing unless the Customer takes affirmative action within the specified notice window. The combination of auto-renewal at then-current rates and the requirement to direct notice to a specific email address establishes a concrete operational procedure that customers must track proactively....
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Zendesk
· Zendesk Terms of Service
The agreement states that all charges are non-cancelable and non-refundable during the subscription term, that customers cannot reduce their service plan or agent count mid-term, and that exceeding usage thresholds triggers additional fees....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that customers are financially committed for the full subscription term regardless of reduced usage, business changes, or service dissatisfaction, with limited exceptions expressly identified elsewhere in the agreement. The prohibition on mid-term downgrades creates a financial floor for the duration of the contracted term....
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Zendesk
· Zendesk Terms of Service
Zendesk may amend the agreement unilaterally with 30 days notice, treating continued service use as customer consent. Incorporated online terms and URL-referenced policies may be updated and become effective upon publication without an additional 30-day notice period....
Why it matters: This provision authorizes Zendesk to modify agreement terms and incorporated policies on a rolling basis. For the core agreement, continued use after the notice period constitutes consent. For URL-incorporated terms and policies, changes may become effective upon publication without a specified advance notice period, creating a category of terms that may update without the 30-day window applicable to the main agreement....