Found in 48 of 170 platforms tracked (28% adoption) · 51 provisions
This is an unusually broad indemnification clause — you could be held responsible for legal fees and losses arising from your interactions with the AI, even if the outcome was partly caused by the se…
This clause means you could be personally responsible for legal fees and damages that DocuSign faces because of how you use the platform, including mistakes or misuse of electronic signature workflow…
This shifts significant legal and financial risk to the developer — if a user sues over a Maps-powered feature in your app, you may have to cover Google's legal costs too.
If your actions on Hugging Face cause the company to face legal claims, you could be required to cover their legal defense costs and any damages awarded — this is a significant financial obligation.
This clause shifts significant financial risk onto users, potentially making you responsible for Lyft's legal fees and settlements if a dispute arises related to your use of the platform.
This is a one-sided indemnification clause that places all financial legal risk on developers, which is an unusual departure from balanced mutual indemnification common in industry-standard API agree…
This is a broad financial obligation that could expose users to significant legal costs if their use of the platform — including the content they generate — triggers third-party claims against Midjou…
If a business builds an app using OpenAI's API and one of their customers misuses it, that business — not OpenAI — bears primary responsibility for the violation, which could expose them to both cont…
This means that if your activity on Peacock leads to legal action against the company, you could be personally responsible for paying Peacock's legal fees and any resulting damages — even in cases wh…
This means if a third party sues Shopify because of something related to your store — such as a product liability claim or intellectual property dispute — you could be required to cover Shopify's leg…
This means if you misuse the platform and someone sues Stability AI because of it, you could be personally responsible for paying Stability AI's legal fees and any resulting damages.
This means that if a third party sues Stripe because of something related to your business — for example, a customer dispute or regulatory action — Stripe can require you to cover Stripe's legal cost…
This clause shifts significant legal and financial risk to Twilio's customers — if your use of the platform causes a lawsuit against Twilio, you are responsible for defending Twilio and paying any re…
This means that if your actions on Webull's platform — even unintentionally — cause Webull legal or financial harm, you could be personally liable for their legal fees and losses.
This clause could expose ordinary users to significant legal and financial costs if their activity on YouTube — including uploaded content — results in lawsuits against the platform.
If a third party sues Amazon because of something you did on its platform, you could be required to cover Amazon's legal fees and damages — a potentially significant financial exposure for ordinary c…
If someone sues Anthropic because of something you did or submitted using Claude, you are legally responsible for covering Anthropic's legal costs and any damages.
This clause puts significant financial liability on ordinary users — if Bumble faces a lawsuit because of something you posted, you may be personally responsible for their legal expenses.
This means everyday users could be held financially responsible for lawsuits filed against Calm that relate to how you used the app or what you posted.
If your actions on Chegg lead to a lawsuit against the company, you could be personally responsible for Chegg's legal fees and any resulting damages — a significant financial exposure.
If someone sues Comcast because of something you did on their network, you may be legally and financially responsible for Comcast's defense costs and any resulting judgments.
This clause means that if your use of Dropbox causes legal problems for the company, you are financially responsible for defending them and paying any costs or damages they incur.
If your use of Figma — such as uploading copyrighted material or client data without authorization — results in a lawsuit against Figma, you are personally responsible for covering Figma's legal defe…
Business users of Google services take on significant financial exposure: if a third party sues Google because of something your business uploaded or did on the platform, you are contractually obliga…
If your actions on Grindr lead to a lawsuit against the company — even one you didn't intend — you could be required to cover Grindr's legal costs.
If your actions on the app lead to a lawsuit against Hinge, you could be personally responsible for covering Hinge's legal fees and any damages awarded.
This clause shifts a legal compliance obligation onto the buyer — if you are inadvertently subject to export restrictions you were unaware of, Ledger disclaims responsibility and your order may be ca…
If your activity on LinkedIn causes the company legal problems — even inadvertently — you could be personally liable for LinkedIn's legal costs and damages, which could be substantial.
Parents and guardians who allow their children to use Midjourney are bound by all Terms — including the arbitration clause and indemnification obligations — and are financially and legally responsibl…
If your actions on Nintendo's platform lead to a lawsuit against Nintendo, you may be personally required to pay Nintendo's legal costs and damages.
If your use of Pinterest — including content you post — causes Pinterest to face a lawsuit, you may be legally required to cover Pinterest's legal fees and any damages, even for unintentional violati…
This shifts legal and financial liability away from Plaid and onto the app developers who use its services, which may affect how well-resourced your legal recourse is if a developer misuses your data.
This means that if your actions on Public.com — even unintentionally — cause the company legal trouble, you could be personally responsible for their legal fees and any resulting financial losses.
If your activity on Reddit leads to a lawsuit against Reddit — including for copyright infringement, defamation, or violation of someone else's rights — you could be personally liable for Reddit's le…
If your in-game behavior or content causes Riot to face a lawsuit or legal claim, you could be held personally liable for their legal fees and damages — even for unintentional violations.
If a merchant's activities on Shopify lead to a lawsuit or regulatory action against Shopify, the merchant may be required to cover Shopify's legal costs and damages.
This provision means ordinary users could face significant financial liability to Skillshare if content they upload or actions they take on the platform result in third-party claims against Skillshar…
This clause creates significant financial exposure for Customer organizations if users misuse the platform, share unauthorized content, or violate third-party rights through Slack.
This clause means that if your Snapchat activity leads to a lawsuit against Snap, you could be personally responsible for Snap's legal fees and damages, which could be very costly.
This clause means that if a third party sues Square because of something you did using its platform, you are responsible for covering Square's legal costs and any resulting judgment, which could be f…
This means users could be personally liable for Stash's legal fees and costs in situations arising from the user's conduct on the platform, which can be financially significant.
Parents who allow their children to use Strava can be held personally liable for any Terms violations the child commits, and the child's GPS location and fitness data will be collected and processed …
This clause means you could be financially responsible for T-Mobile's legal fees and damages in situations that arise from your use of the service, including third-party claims, which could expose yo…
If your use of Target's website or content you submit causes Target to face a legal claim or financial loss, you may be personally required to pay Target's legal costs and any resulting damages.
If your actions on Tinder lead to a lawsuit against the company, you may be required to pay Tinder's legal fees and any damages, even if you were not acting maliciously.
If your use of Verizon's service causes the company legal trouble, you may be personally responsible for covering Verizon's legal fees and damages, which can be substantial.
If your use of the app leads to a legal claim against Waze — for example, from content you submitted — you could be personally liable for Waze's legal fees and damages.
This means you could be financially responsible for Wise's legal fees and damages if your use of their service — even if unintentionally — causes them to face a claim.
If a review or content you post leads to a lawsuit against Yelp, you could be personally liable for Yelp's legal fees and any damages — even if you didn't intend to cause harm.
Parents who enable their children's YouTube access accept legal and financial responsibility for any violations the child commits, including content copyright issues or community guideline breaches.
If your actions on eBay lead to a lawsuit against eBay — for example, selling counterfeit goods — you may be personally responsible for eBay's legal fees and any damages awarded.
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