Found in 74 of 170 platforms tracked (44% adoption) · 115 provisions
This clause eliminates your ability to join a class action lawsuit, which is often the only practical way for individual consumers to hold large companies accountable for widespread harms.
Class actions are a critical mechanism for consumers to collectively challenge corporate misconduct; waiving this right means each consumer must act alone, making it economically impractical to pursu…
This provision significantly limits your legal remedies — you cannot sue Adobe in court or join other affected users in a class action, which can be the most practical way to pursue small individual …
Arbitration is conducted privately without a jury, often limits discovery rights, and decisions are generally final and difficult to appeal, placing consumers at a disadvantage compared to court proc…
Class action lawsuits are often the only economically viable way to hold large companies accountable for widespread but individually small harms; waiving this right significantly reduces corporate ac…
Class actions allow many consumers to pool resources to challenge corporate wrongdoing — waiving this right means you can only pursue individual claims, which may not be economically viable for small…
Arbitration removes your ability to have a judge or jury hear your case and typically limits discovery and appeal rights, favoring the company in disputes.
Arbitration is a private process that limits your ability to pursue claims publicly, obtain discovery, or benefit from precedent-setting rulings — and it typically favors larger, repeat participants …
Class actions are the primary mechanism through which consumers with small individual claims — such as overbilling by a few dollars — can collectively hold companies accountable. Waiving this right m…
Arbitration is typically less favorable for consumers than court proceedings, and the class action waiver prevents customers from banding together to challenge widespread bank practices, which can be…
This provision significantly limits your legal rights — you give up the ability to sue Bumble in court or participate in a class action, which is often the only practical way to hold a large company …
This removes your right to sue Calm in court or participate in a group lawsuit, which are often the most effective ways for consumers to seek redress against a large company.
Class actions are the primary legal mechanism consumers use to hold financial companies accountable for widespread but individually small harms — like improper fees charged to millions of users — and…
Arbitration is typically faster and cheaper for large companies, but it removes your access to courts, limits discovery, and results in decisions that are nearly impossible to appeal — meaning Cash A…
This prevents you from joining group lawsuits and means your dispute will be heard by a private arbitrator rather than a judge or jury, which can limit your practical ability to seek redress.
This means you cannot sue Chegg in court or combine your claim with other users, which makes it much harder and more expensive to pursue small or individual grievances.
This provision strips users of the right to sue Coinbase in court and prevents collective legal action, which is often the only economically viable way to pursue small individual claims.
Class action lawsuits allow many consumers with similar small claims to band together, which is often the only practical way to challenge large companies. This clause eliminates that option.
Arbitration typically favors large companies over individual consumers and removes the public accountability that comes with court proceedings.
This provision removes your right to sue DocuSign in court and prevents you from joining other users in a collective legal action, significantly limiting your legal recourse if something goes wrong.
This clause removes your right to take Dropbox to court and prevents you from joining or leading a class action lawsuit against them, which is often the only practical remedy for small individual cla…
Class action lawsuits allow many consumers to pool resources to challenge corporate wrongdoing — waiving this right means individual claims may not be worth pursuing given the cost of arbitration.
Arbitration removes your right to a public court trial and limits your ability to hold Epic accountable through the legal system, which can significantly disadvantage consumers.
Class actions are often the only practical way for individuals to pursue small claims against large companies; waiving this right substantially weakens your legal recourse.
This provision takes away your right to sue Eventbrite in court and prevents you from joining other consumers in a group lawsuit, which is often the most practical way to pursue small claims.
This provision removes your right to sue Figma in court and prevents you from joining with other affected users to bring a collective legal claim, which is often the only economically viable way to c…
This clause removes your right to sue Fitbit in court or join with other affected users in a class action, which is often the only practical way to seek redress for small-value harms at scale.
This means if Fiverr wrongs you financially or otherwise, you cannot sue them in court or join a group lawsuit — you must go through a private arbitration process which can be costly and less favoura…
This provision removes your constitutional right to a jury trial and your ability to band together with other users to hold Google accountable for widespread harms through class action litigation.
This provision significantly limits your ability to hold Grindr accountable through the courts, including blocking collective legal action that often provides the most practical remedy for widespread…
This prevents users from joining together to challenge Headspace's practices collectively, which is often the only economically viable way for individual consumers to pursue small-value claims agains…
This clause prevents users from suing Headspace in court or banding together with other affected users in a class action, which significantly limits consumers' ability to seek redress for widespread …
Class actions allow many consumers to pool resources to challenge corporate misconduct — waiving this right means each person must pursue claims individually, which is often impractical for small-dol…
Arbitration is a private process with fewer procedural protections than court, and decisions are typically final with very limited appeal rights.
Class actions are the primary mechanism by which consumers collectively hold large corporations accountable for widespread but individually small harms such as overbilling or deceptive advertising; w…
Arbitration eliminates your right to a jury trial and class action participation, which are the most powerful tools consumers have against large companies; individual arbitration is costly and rarely…
This clause strips US users of the right to take LinkedIn to court or join others in a class action, making it much harder and more expensive to seek legal remedies for harms caused by LinkedIn.
Arbitration limits your ability to challenge Lyft publicly or obtain full legal remedies, and removes the right to a jury trial.
Class actions are often the only practical way for consumers to pursue small individual claims; waiving this right significantly reduces your legal leverage against a large corporation.
Mandatory arbitration removes your ability to access public courts and join with other harmed users in collective legal action, which significantly reduces your practical ability to seek redress for …
This clause removes your right to participate in class action lawsuits against Microsoft, which are often the only practical way consumers can seek redress for widespread but individually small harms…
This provision strips consumers of their right to a jury trial and limits their ability to hold Microsoft accountable through the court system, including in small claims court in most scenarios.
Class actions are often the only practical legal remedy available to consumers for small-scale harms; waiving this right means each consumer must pursue claims individually, which is rarely economica…
Arbitration typically favors companies over individual consumers — it limits your legal remedies, bars class actions implicitly, and removes your ability to have disputes heard by a judge or jury in …
This waiver significantly limits your legal options because class actions are often the only practical way for individuals to pursue small claims against a large corporation.
This significantly limits consumers' ability to seek collective redress for widespread harms, such as overbilling or service failures, which are often only economically viable as class actions.
Class actions allow many consumers to band together to pursue claims that would be too small or costly to pursue individually; waiving this right significantly weakens consumers' collective bargainin…
This clause removes your ability to take Nintendo to court, which is a significant restriction on your legal rights as a consumer.
This strips you of the right to sue Noom in a public court and prevents you from joining other affected consumers in a class action, which is often the only practical way to hold a company accountabl…
This clause removes your ability to sue OpenAI in court or join other users in a class action lawsuit, significantly limiting your legal options and making it more costly and difficult to seek redres…
Arbitration removes your right to a public court hearing, limits your ability to appeal decisions, and can make it financially impractical to pursue small or moderate claims against a large corporati…
Class actions allow many individuals with small claims to pool resources and pursue a company collectively; waiving this right means most consumers will lack a practical legal remedy for small but wi…
Class actions are often the only practical way for consumers to pursue small-dollar claims against large companies; waiving this right significantly reduces your legal options.
Arbitration limits your ability to challenge Paramount+ publicly or as part of a group, and decisions are generally final with limited appeal rights.
This clause removes your right to sue Patreon in a traditional court and prevents you from joining other users in a collective legal action, which significantly limits your legal options.
This clause removes your ability to sue PayPal in court and prevents you from joining other users in a class action, which is often the only practical way to hold companies accountable for small-scal…
Arbitration is typically less transparent than court proceedings and limits your ability to appeal decisions, which generally favors the company over individual consumers.
Class action lawsuits are often the only practical way for individual consumers to hold large companies accountable for widespread harms. Waiving this right severely limits collective recourse.
Class action lawsuits are one of the most effective tools consumers have against companies when widespread harm occurs; waiving this right significantly limits collective consumer power.
Arbitration removes your ability to have a judge or jury hear your case in court, and typically favors companies over individual consumers.
This clause strips away your right to sue Pinterest in court or band together with other users in a class action, which are the most practical legal tools available to ordinary consumers.
Mandatory arbitration clauses prevent consumers from suing Plaid in court and from joining together with other consumers in class action lawsuits, which are often the only practical way to pursue cla…
This clause strips users of the right to sue Poshmark in court and prevents them from joining together with other harmed users in a class action, which is often the only practical way to pursue small…
Class actions allow many consumers harmed in the same way to pool resources and take on large companies together. Waiving this right means you must pursue any claim alone, which is often impractical …
Arbitration is a private process where an arbitrator (not a judge or jury) decides your case, and decisions are usually final with very limited appeal rights. This removes your ability to use the pub…
This clause strips you of your right to sue Reddit in court or join other users in a collective legal action, which significantly reduces your practical ability to seek redress for widespread harms.
Arbitration removes your ability to have a judge or jury hear your case in a public courtroom, and typically makes it harder and more expensive for individuals to pursue claims against large companie…
By using Redfin, you may be agreeing to resolve privacy disputes through arbitration rather than in court, and your ability to recover damages may be limited — even though these terms are not spelled…
Class actions allow many consumers harmed in the same way to pool resources and sue together, which is often the only practical way to hold large companies accountable for widespread small-value harm…
This removes your right to sue Riot Games in court, including joining a class action lawsuit with other affected players, which can make it much harder to pursue small or individual claims.
Class actions allow many consumers to pool resources and take on large corporations together; waiving this right means each player must fight individually, which is often impractical for small financ…
Class actions allow many customers with small individual harms to bring collective claims that would be economically unviable to pursue individually; waiving this right means Robinhood faces signific…
Arbitration is generally faster and less expensive than court, but the process favors repeat participants like financial institutions, limits discovery rights, and produces decisions that are nearly …
This provision means that if Robinhood harms you — for example, by restricting trading as it did during the GameStop episode in January 2021 — you cannot sue alongside other affected customers and mu…
This clause removes your right to sue Roblox in a traditional court and prevents you from joining with other users in a class action, significantly limiting your legal recourse if something goes wron…
Class actions are one of the most effective tools consumers and merchants have to hold large companies accountable for widespread harm. Waiving this right significantly reduces Shopify's legal exposu…
Arbitration removes your right to a public court trial and limits discovery, appeals, and transparency. It typically favors larger companies over individual merchants.
Arbitration removes your ability to have a judge or jury hear your case and limits your ability to appeal decisions, generally favoring the larger party in disputes.
Class actions allow many consumers with small individual claims to pool resources and hold companies accountable; waiving this right makes it economically impractical for most individuals to pursue s…
This provision removes your organization's ability to sue Slack in court or participate in a class action, which can significantly limit legal remedies in the event of a serious dispute.
This provision substantially limits your legal options against Snapchat — arbitration is typically more favorable to corporations than courts, and class actions are the primary way consumers effectiv…
This provision strips away your right to a jury trial and prevents you from joining collective legal actions, which are often the only practical way for individuals to hold large companies accountabl…
This provision removes your right to sue Square in court or participate in group lawsuits, which are often the only practical remedy for small-dollar claims or widespread consumer harm.
Arbitration removes your ability to have a judge or jury decide your case, typically favors companies over consumers, and limits your ability to appeal outcomes.
Class actions allow many consumers with small individual harms to collectively pursue a company; waiving this right means each consumer must pursue claims alone, which is often economically impractic…
This clause removes your right to sue Strava in court or join other users in a class action, which is typically the only practical way individuals can hold large companies accountable for widespread …
This clause eliminates your ability to pursue collective legal action against Stripe, which is often the only practical remedy when individual damages are too small to litigate alone but widespread a…
Arbitration typically favors large companies over individual consumers, limits discovery, and produces awards that are very difficult to appeal. You lose the ability to have your case heard publicly …
Class actions are one of the most effective tools consumers have against large corporations for widespread harms involving small individual amounts. Waiving this right means T-Mobile faces less aggre…
Arbitration removes your ability to have a public court hearing, limits discovery rights, and the decision is typically final and binding with very limited appeal rights.
Class action lawsuits are often the only practical way for consumers to hold large companies accountable for small-dollar harms — without them, the cost of individual litigation typically exceeds any…
This clause eliminates your ability to sue Taskrabbit in court or join other users in a class action, which is often the only practical avenue for redress when individual claim amounts are small.
Class actions are one of the most powerful tools consumers have to hold large corporations accountable for widespread harm; waiving this right means TikTok can engage in practices that affect million…
This clause prevents you from suing TikTok in court or joining other users in a class action lawsuit, which is often the only practical way to hold large companies accountable for widespread harm tha…
Arbitration limits your ability to hold Tinder publicly accountable and denies you a jury trial, which typically favours large corporations over individual consumers.
Class actions are often the only practical way consumers can hold large companies accountable for widespread harm, and waiving this right significantly limits your legal recourse.
This provision removes your right to take Twilio to court and prevents you from joining other affected customers in a class action, which is often the only practical legal remedy for smaller claims.
Arbitration removes your right to a public court proceeding, limits discovery, and decisions are generally final and difficult to appeal, which heavily favors large companies over individual consumer…
Class action waivers prevent consumers from banding together to hold a company accountable for widespread harm, which is especially significant when individual claim amounts are small and individual …
This clause significantly limits your ability to hold Verizon accountable through the court system, including preventing you from joining other customers in a collective lawsuit.
Class actions are often the only practical way for individual consumers to challenge a large company's practices when individual damages are small. Waiving this right significantly reduces collective…
Arbitration strips consumers of the right to a jury trial and class action participation, which are important protections when challenging a large company's practices.
Arbitration is a private process that is generally less favorable to consumers than court proceedings, limits discovery rights, and decisions are very difficult to appeal.
Class actions allow consumers to pool resources to challenge corporate wrongdoing; waiving this right means individual claims against Webull may be economically impractical to pursue.
Arbitration removes your right to sue WhatsApp in court or join a class action lawsuit, which significantly limits your legal options if WhatsApp harms you.
Class actions are often the only practical way consumers can hold large companies accountable for widespread harms. Waiving this right leaves individual users with limited leverage.
This means you give up the right to sue Wise in court or join other customers in a class action, which can be the most effective way to address widespread issues or small-dollar claims.
This clause removes your right to sue Microsoft in court and prevents you from joining with other consumers in a class action, which is often the only practical way to challenge a large company over …
Arbitration removes your ability to have disputes heard by a judge or jury in a public court, and outcomes are generally final with very limited appeal rights.
Class actions allow many consumers with similar small claims to pool resources and sue together — without this right, individual claims against Yelp may not be economically viable to pursue.
Class actions allow many consumers to band together against a company; waiving this right means each person must fight eBay alone, which is often impractical for small-value claims.
This provision removes your right to sue eBay in court and prevents you from joining other consumers in a class action lawsuit, limiting your legal options significantly.
Parents are legally responsible for their children's use of Nintendo's services and are bound by the terms they accept on their child's behalf, including the arbitration clause.
Parents who enable family plan access for minor children are taking on legal responsibility for those children's use of the service, including binding them to these Terms and the mandatory arbitratio…
This provides an independent, cost-free escalation path for privacy complaints that Salesforce has not adequately addressed, before resorting to regulatory bodies.
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