{"service":{"name":"Meta","url":"https://en-gb.facebook.com/terms.php/","lang":"ENG","sector":"Social","hq":"US","hq_category":"US","is_public":"Public","is_paid":"Free","date":"20.12.2020"},"document":{"title":"","text":"Facebook Ireland Limited has changed its name to Meta Platforms Ireland Limited. We've updated our Terms\nof Service, Data Policy and Cookies Policy to reflect the new name on 4 January 2022. While our company\nname has changed, we are continuing to offer the same products, including the Facebook app from Meta. Our\nData Policy and Terms of Service remain in effect, and this name change does not affect how we use or share\ndata. Learn more about Meta and our vision for the metaverse.\nTerms of Service\nFor messaging, voice and video calling services included in Meta\nProducts, please click here for a contract summary and here for other\ninformation required by the European Electronic Communications\nCode.\nMeta builds technologies and services that enable people to connect with\neach other, build communities and grow businesses. These Terms govern\nyour use of Facebook, Messenger and the other products, features, apps,\nservices, technologies and software that we offer (the Meta\nProducts or Products), except where we expressly state that separate\nterms (and not these) apply. These Products are provided to you by Meta\nPlatforms Ireland Limited.\nWe don't charge you to use Facebook or the other products and services\ncovered by these Terms. Instead, businesses and organisations pay us to\nshow you ads for their products and services. By using our Products, you\nagree that we can show you ads that we think will be relevant to you and\nyour interests. We use your personal data to help determine which ads to\nshow you.\nWe don't sell your personal data to advertisers, and we don't share\ninformation that directly identifies you (such as your name, email address\nor other contact information) with advertisers unless you give us specific\npermission. Instead, advertisers can tell us things such as the kind of\n\nReturn to top\n1. The services we provide\nOur mission is to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer\ntogether. To help advance this mission, we provide the products and services described\nbelow to you:\nProvide a personalised experience for you:\nYour experience on Facebook is unlike anyone else's: from the posts,\nstories, events, ads and other content that you see in News Feed or our\nvideo platform to the Facebook Pages that you follow and other features\nyou might use, such as Trending, Facebook Marketplace and search.\nWe use the data that we have – for example, about the connections you\nmake, the choices and settings you select, and what you share and do\non and off our Products – to personalise your experience.\nConnect you with people and organisations that you care about:\nWe help you find and connect with people, groups, businesses,\norganisations and others that matter to you across the Meta Products\nyou use. We use the data we have to make suggestions for you and\nothers – for example, groups to join, events to attend, Facebook Pages\nto follow or send a message to, shows to watch and people you may\nwant to become friends with. Stronger ties make for better communities,\nand we believe that our services are most useful when people are\nconnected to people, groups and organisations that they care about.\naudience that they want to see their ads, and we show those ads to\npeople who may be interested. We provide advertisers with reports about\nthe performance of their ads that help them understand how people are\ninteracting with their content. See Section 2 below to learn more.\nOur Data Policy explains how we collect and use your personal data to\ndetermine some of the ads that you see and provide all of the other\nservices described below. You can also go to your settings at any time to\nreview the privacy choices that you have about how we use your data.\n\nEmpower you to express yourself and communicate about what\nmatters to you:\nThere are many ways to express yourself on Facebook and to\ncommunicate with friends, family and others about what matters to you\n– for example, sharing status updates, photos, videos and stories\nacross the Meta Products that you use, sending messages to a friend or\nseveral people, creating events or groups, or adding content to your\nprofile. We have also developed, and continue to explore, new ways for\npeople to use technology, such as augmented reality and 360 video to\ncreate and share more expressive and engaging content on Meta\nProducts.\nHelp you discover content, products and services that may interest\nyou:\nWe show you ads, offers and other sponsored content to help you\ndiscover content, products and services that are offered by the many\nbusinesses and organisations that use Facebook and other Meta\nProducts. Section 2 below explains this in more detail.\nCombat harmful conduct, and protect and support our community:\nPeople will only build community on Meta Products if they feel safe. We\nemploy dedicated teams around the world and develop advanced\ntechnical systems to detect misuse of our Products, harmful conduct\ntowards others and situations where we may be able to help support or\nprotect our community. If we learn of content or conduct like this, we will\ntake appropriate action – for example, offering help, removing content,\nblocking access to certain features, disabling an account or contacting\nlaw enforcement. We share data with other Meta Companies when we\ndetect misuse or harmful conduct by someone using one of our\nProducts.\n\nUse and develop advanced technologies to provide safe and\nfunctional services for everyone:\nWe use and develop advanced technologies such as artificial\nintelligence, machine learning systems and augmented reality so that\npeople can use our Products safely regardless of physical ability or\ngeographic location. For example, technology such as this helps people\nwho have visual impairments understand what or who is in photos or\nvideos shared on Facebook or Instagram. We also build sophisticated\nnetwork and communication technology to help more people connect to\nthe Internet in areas with limited access. And we develop automated\nsystems to improve our ability to detect and remove abusive and\ndangerous activity that may harm our community and the integrity of our\nProducts.\nResearch ways to make our services better:\nWe engage in research to develop, test and improve our Products. This\nincludes analysing the data we have about our users and understanding\nhow people use our Products, for example by conducting surveys and\ntesting and troubleshooting new features. Our Data Policy explains how\nwe use data to support this research for the purposes of developing and\nimproving our services.\nProvide consistent and seamless experiences across the Meta\nCompany Products:\nOur Products help you find and connect with people, groups,\nbusinesses, organisations and others that are important to you. We\ndesign our systems so that your experience is consistent and seamless\nacross the different Meta Company Products that you use. For example,\nwe use data about the people you engage with on Facebook to make it\neasier for you to connect with them on Instagram or Messenger, and we\nenable you to communicate with businesses that you follow on\nFacebook through Messenger.\nEnable global access to our services:\nTo operate our global service, we need to store and distribute content\nand data in our data centres and systems around the world, including\noutside your country of residence. This infrastructure may be operated\nor controlled by Meta Platforms, Inc., Meta Platforms Ireland Limited or\nits affiliates.\n\nReturn to top\n2. How our services are funded\nInstead of paying to use Facebook and the other products and services that we offer, by\nusing the Meta Products covered by these Terms you agree that we can show you ads that\nbusiness and organisations pay us to promote on and off the Meta Company Products. We\nuse your personal data, such as information about your activity and interests, to show you\nads that are more relevant to you.\nProtecting people's privacy is central to how we've designed our ad system. This means that\nwe can show you relevant and useful ads without telling advertisers who you are. We don't\nsell your personal data. We allow advertisers to tell us things such as their business goal,\nand the kind of audience that they want to see their ads (for example, people between the\nages of 18-35 who like cycling). We then show their ad to people who might be interested.\nWe also provide advertisers with reports about the performance of their ads to help them\nunderstand how people are interacting with their content on and off Meta Products. For\nexample, we provide general demographic and interest information for advertisers (for\nexample, that an ad was seen by a woman between the ages of 25 and 34 who lives in\nMadrid and likes software engineering) to help them better understand their audience. We\ndon't share information that directly identifies you (information such as your name or email\naddress that by itself can be used to contact you or identifies who you are) unless you give\nus specific permission. Learn more about how Meta ads work here.\nWe collect and use your personal data in order to provide the services described above for\nyou. You can learn about how we collect and use your data in our Data Policy. You have\ncontrols over the types of ads and advertisers you see, and the types of information we use\nto determine which ads we show you. Learn more.\nReturn to top\n3. Your commitments to Facebook and\nour community\nWe provide these services to you and others to help advance our mission. In exchange, we\nneed you to make the following commitments:\n\n1. Who can use Facebook\nWhen people stand behind their opinions and actions, our community is\nsafer and more accountable. For this reason, you must:\nuse the same name that you use in everyday life;\nprovide accurate information about yourself;\ncreate only one account (your own) and use your timeline for\npersonal purposes; and\nnot share your password, give access to your Facebook account\nto others or transfer your account to anyone else (without our\npermission).\nWe try to make Facebook broadly available to everyone, but you cannot\nuse Facebook if:\nYou are under 13 years old.\nYou are a convicted sex offender.\nWe've previously disabled your account for breaches of our\nTerms or Policies.\nYou are prohibited from receiving our products, services or\nsoftware under applicable laws.\n\n2. What you can share and do on Meta Products\nWe want people to use Meta Products to express themselves and to\nshare content that is important to them, but not at the expense of the\nsafety and well-being of others or the integrity of our community. You\ntherefore agree not to engage in the conduct described below (or to\nfacilitate or support others in doing so):\n1. You may not use our Products to do or share anything:\nThat breaches these Terms, our Community\nStandards and other terms and policies that apply to your\nuse of our Products.\nThat is unlawful, misleading, discriminatory or fraudulent.\nThat infringes or breaches someone else's rights, including\ntheir intellectual property rights.\n2. You may not upload viruses or malicious code, or do anything that\ncould disable, overburden or impair the proper working or\nappearance of our Products.\n3. You may not access or collect data from our Products using\nautomated means (without our prior permission) or attempt to\naccess data that you do not have permission to access.\nWe can remove or block content that is in breach of these provisions.\nIf we remove content that you have shared for breach of our Community\nStandards, we'll let you know and explain any options that you have to\nrequest another review, unless you seriously or repeatedly breach these\nTerms or if doing so may expose us or others to legal liability; harm our\ncommunity of users; compromise or interfere with the integrity or\noperation of any of our services, systems or Products; where we are\nrestricted due to technical limitations; or where we are prohibited from\ndoing so for legal reasons.\nTo help support our community, we encourage you to report content or\nconduct that you believe breaches your rights (including intellectual\nproperty rights) or our terms and policies.\nWe also can remove or restrict access to your content, services or\ninformation if we determine that doing so is reasonably necessary to\navoid or mitigate adverse legal or regulatory impacts to Facebook.\n3. The permissions you give us\nWe need certain permissions from you to provide our services:\n1 Permission to use content that you create and share: Some\n\n1. Permission to use content that you create and share: Some\ncontent that you share or upload, such as photos or videos, may\nbe protected by intellectual property laws.\nYou own the intellectual property rights (things such as copyright\nor trademarks) in any such content that you create and share on\nFacebook and other Meta Company Products you use. Nothing in\nthese Terms takes away the rights you have to your own content.\nYou are free to share your content with anyone else, wherever you\nwant.\nHowever, to provide our services, we need you to give us some\nlegal permissions (known as a ‘licence') to use this content. This is\nsolely for the purposes of providing and improving our Products\nand services as described in Section 1 above.\nSpecifically, when you share, post or upload content that is\ncovered by intellectual property rights on or in connection with our\nProducts, you grant us a non-exclusive, transferable, sub-\nlicensable, royalty-free and worldwide licence to host, use,\ndistribute, modify, run, copy, publicly perform or display, translate\nand create derivative works of your content (consistent with\nyour privacy and application settings). This means, for example,\nthat if you share a photo on Facebook, you give us permission to\nstore, copy and share it with others (again, consistent with your\nsettings) such as service providers that support our service or\nother Meta Products you use. This licence will end when your\ncontent is deleted from our systems.\nYou can delete content individually or all at once by deleting your\naccount. Learn more about how to delete your account. You\ncan download a copy of your data at any time before deleting your\naccount.\nWhen you delete content, it's no longer visible to other users;\nhowever, it may continue to exist elsewhere on our systems\nwhere:\nImmediate deletion is not possible due to technical\nlimitations (in which case, your content will be deleted\nwithin a maximum of 90 days from when you delete it);\nyour content has been used by others in accordance with\nthis licence and they have not deleted it (in which case, this\nlicence will continue to apply until that content is deleted);\nor\nWhere immediate deletion would restrict our ability to:\ninvestigate or identify illegal activity or breaches of\n\ninvestigate or identify illegal activity or breaches of\nour Terms and Policies (for example, to identify or\ninvestigate misuse of our Products or systems);\ncomply with a legal obligation, such as the\npreservation of evidence; or\ncomply with a request of a judicial or administrative\nauthority, law enforcement or a government agency;\nin which case, the content will be retained for no longer than is\nnecessary for the purposes for which it has been retained (the\nexact duration will vary on a case-by-case basis).\nIn each of the above cases, this licence will continue until the\ncontent has been fully deleted.\n2. Permission to use your name, profile picture and information about\nyour actions with ads and sponsored content: You give us\npermission to use your name and profile picture and information\nabout actions that you have taken on Facebook next to or in\nconnection with ads, offers and other sponsored content that we\ndisplay across our Products, without any compensation to you. For\nexample, we may show your friends that you are interested in an\nadvertised event or have liked a Facebook Page created by a\nbrand that has paid us to display its ads on Facebook. Ads like\nthis can be seen only by people who have your permission to see\nthe actions that you've taken on Meta Products. You can learn\nmore about your ad settings and preferences.\n3. Permission to update software that you use or download: If you\ndownload or use our software, you give us permission to\ndownload and install updates to the software where available.\n4. Limits on using our intellectual property\nIf you use content covered by intellectual property rights that we have\nand make available in our Products (for example, images, designs,\nvideos or sounds that we provide, which you add to content that you\ncreate or share on Facebook), we retain all rights to that content (but\nnot yours). You can only use our copyrights or trademarks (or any\nsimilar marks) as expressly permitted by our Brand Usage Guidelines or\nwith our prior written permission. You must obtain our written permission\n(or permission under an open-source licence) to modify, create\nderivative works of, decompile or otherwise attempt to extract source\ncode from us.\n\nReturn to top\n4. Additional provisions\n1. Updating our Terms\nWe work constantly to improve our services and develop new features\nto make our Products better for you and our community. As a result, we\nmay need to update these Terms from time to time to accurately reflect\nour services and practices. We will only make changes if the provisions\nare no longer appropriate or if they are incomplete, and only if the\nchanges are reasonable and take due account of your interests.\nWe will notify you (for example, by email or through our Products) at\nleast 30 days before we make changes to these Terms and give you an\nopportunity to review them before they go into effect, unless the\nchanges are required by law. Once any updated Terms are in effect, you\nwill be bound by them if you continue to use our Products.\nWe hope that you will continue using our Products, but if you do not\nagree to our updated Terms and no longer want to be a part of the Meta\ncommunity, you can delete your account at any time.\n\n2. Account suspension or termination\nWe want Facebook to be a place where people feel welcome and safe\nto express themselves and share their thoughts and ideas.\nIf we determine that you have clearly, seriously or repeatedly breached\nour Terms or Policies, including in particular our Community Standards,\nwe may suspend or permanently disable access to your account. We\nmay also suspend or disable your account if you repeatedly infringe\nother people's intellectual property rights or where we are required to do\nso for legal reasons.\nWhere we take such action, we'll let you know and explain any options\nyou have to request a review, unless doing so may expose us or others\nto legal liability; harm our community of users; compromise or interfere\nwith the integrity or operation of any of our services, systems or\nProducts; where we are restricted due to technical limitations; or where\nwe are prohibited from doing so for legal reasons.\nYou can learn more about what you can do if your account has been\ndisabled and how to contact us if you think that we have disabled your\naccount by mistake.\nIf you delete or we disable your account, these Terms shall terminate as\nan agreement between you and us, but the following provisions will\nremain in place: 3.3.1, 4.2-4.5.\n3. Limits on liability\nNothing in these Terms is intended to exclude or limit our liability for\ndeath, personal injury or fraudulent misrepresentation caused by our\nnegligence, or to affect your statutory rights.\nWe will exercise professional diligence in providing our Products and\nservices to you and in keeping a safe, secure and error-free\nenvironment. Provided that we have acted with professional diligence,\nwe do not accept responsibility for losses not caused by our breach of\nthese Terms or otherwise by our acts; losses that are not reasonably\nforeseeable by you and us at the time of entering into these Terms; and\nevents beyond our reasonable control.\n\n4. Disputes\nWe try to provide clear rules so that we can limit or hopefully avoid\ndisputes between you and us. If a dispute does arise, however, it's\nuseful to know upfront where it can be resolved and what laws will\napply.\nIf you are a consumer and habitually reside in a Member State of the\nEuropean Union, the laws of that Member State will apply to any claim,\ncause of action or dispute you have against us that arises out of or\nrelates to these Terms or the Meta Products (\"claim\"), and you may\nresolve your claim in any competent court in that Member State that has\njurisdiction over the claim. In all other cases, you agree that the claim\nmust be resolved in a competent court in the Republic of Ireland and\nthat Irish law will govern these Terms and any claim, without regard to\nconflict of law provisions.\n5. Other\n1. These Terms (formerly known as the Statement of Rights and\nResponsibilities) make up the entire agreement between you and\nMeta Platforms Ireland Limited regarding your use of our\nProducts. They supersede any prior agreements.\n2. Some of the Products that we offer are also governed by\nsupplemental Terms. If you use any of these Products, you will be\nprovided with an opportunity to agree to supplemental terms that\nwill become part of our agreement with you. For instance, if you\naccess or use our Products for commercial or business purposes,\nsuch as buying ads, selling products, developing apps, managing\na group or Page for your business, or using our measurement\nservices, you must agree to our Commercial Terms. If you post or\nshare content containing music, you must comply with our Music\nGuidelines. To the extent that any supplemental Terms conflict\nwith these Terms, the supplemental Terms shall govern to the\nextent of the conflict.\n3. If any portion of these Terms is found to be unenforceable, the\nremaining portion will remain in full force and effect. If we fail to\nenforce any of these Terms, it will not be considered a waiver. Any\namendment to or waiver of these Terms must be made in writing\nand signed by us.\n4. You will not transfer any of your rights or obligations under these\nTerms to anyone else without our consent.\n5. You may designate a person (called a legacy contact) to manage\nyour account if it is memorialised. Only your legacy contact or a\n\ny\ny y\ng\ny\nperson who you have identified in a valid will or similar document\nexpressing clear consent to disclose your content upon death or\nincapacity will be able to seek disclosure from your account after it\nis memorialised.\n6. These Terms do not confer any third-party beneficiary rights. All of\nour rights and obligations under these Terms are freely assignable\nby us in connection with a merger, acquisition or sale of assets, or\nby operation of law or otherwise.\n7. You should know that we may need to change the username for\nyour account in certain circumstances (for example, if someone\nelse claims the username and it appears unrelated to the name\nthat you use in everyday life). We will inform you in advance if we\nhave to do this and explain why.\n8. We always appreciate your feedback and other suggestions about\nour products and services. But you should know that we may use\nthem without any restriction or obligation to compensate you, and\nwe are under no obligation to keep them confidential.\nReturn to top\n5. Other Terms and Policies that may\napply to you\nCommunity Standards: These guidelines outline our standards regarding the content that\nyou post to Facebook and your activity on Facebook and other Meta Products.\nCommercial Terms: These Terms apply if you also access or use our Products for any\ncommercial or business purpose, including advertising, operating an app on our Platform,\nusing our measurement services, managing a group or a Page for a business, or selling\ngoods or services.\nAdvertising Policies: These policies specify what types of ad content are allowed by\npartners who advertise across the Meta Products.\nSelf-serve Ad Terms: These Terms apply when you use self-serve advertising interfaces\nto create, submit or deliver advertising or other commercial or sponsored activity or\ncontent.\n\nFacebook Pages, Groups and Events Policy: These guidelines apply if you create or\nadminister a Facebook Page, group or event, or if you use Facebook to communicate or\nadminister a promotion.\nMeta Platform Terms: These guidelines outline the Policies that apply to your use of our\nplatform (for example, for developers or operators of a platform application or website or if\nyou use social plugins).\nDeveloper Payment Terms: These Terms apply to developers of applications that use\nFacebook Payments.\nCommunity Payment Terms: These terms apply to payments made on or through Meta\nProducts.\nCommerce Policies: These guidelines outline the Policies that apply when you offer\nproducts and services for sale on Facebook.\nMeta brand resources: These guidelines outline the policies that apply to use of Meta\ntrademarks, logos and screenshots.\nMusic guidelines: These guidelines outline the policies that apply if you post or share\ncontent containing music on Meta Products.\nLive Policies: These policies apply to all content broadcast to Facebook Live.\nMessaging services terms relevant for EU, EEA and UK users: terms applicable to the\nmessaging, voice and video calling services included in Facebook Products are\nlisted here and here in accordance with EU rules.\nDate of last revision: 20 December 2020\n","paragraphs":null,"sentences":null},"annotations":[{"general_category":"Limitation of remedy clauses","name":"Limitation of company's liability","legal_ground":"Annex 1(a) Directive 93/13","code":"ltd","score":0,"explanation":"Lawful limitation - any other than unlawful limitation, for example \"Provided that we have acted with professional diligence, we do not accept responsibility for losses not caused by our breach of these Terms\""},{"general_category":"Limitation of remedy clauses","name":"Maximal threshold of company's liability","legal_ground":"Annex 1(a) Directive 93/13","code":"ltd_cap","score":1,"explanation":"There is no max amount of the damages possible to be claimed"},{"general_category":"Limitation of remedy clauses","name":"Limitation period","legal_ground":"art. 119 KC*****","code":"period","score":0,"explanation":"The ToS does not contain a clause described above"},{"general_category":"Limitation of remedy clauses","name":"No promises","legal_ground":"Article 8 Directive 2019/770","code":"as_is","score":1,"explanation":"Lack of as-is clause"},{"general_category":"Limitation of remedy clauses","name":"Indemnification clause","legal_ground":"-","code":"indemn","score":1,"explanation":"Lack of indemnification obligation in ToS."},{"general_category":"Dispute resolution clauses","name":"Choice of law other than user's domicile","legal_ground":"Article 6 Rome I****","code":"c_law","score":-1,"explanation":"The ToS provides that a law other than the law of the user's habitual residence will apply to disputes arising in connection with the contract"},{"general_category":"Dispute resolution clauses","name":"Choice of forum other than user's domicile","legal_ground":"Annex 1(q) Directive 93/13","code":"c_forum","score":-1,"explanation":"The ToS provides that disputes arising in connection with the contract shall be resolved in a court of a different jurisdiction from that of the user's permanent residence"},{"general_category":"Dispute resolution clauses","name":"Mandatory arbitration","legal_ground":"Annex 1(q) Directive 93/13 + art. 385[3] pkt 23 KC","code":"arb","score":1,"explanation":"Lack of mandatory arbitration"},{"general_category":"Dispute resolution clauses","name":"Class action waiver","legal_ground":"-","code":"class","score":1,"explanation":"Lack of class action waiver"},{"general_category":"Unilateral alteration clauses","name":"Unilateral change of contract","legal_ground":"Annex 1(j) Directive 93/13","code":"contr_chg","score":0,"explanation":"When the company reserves the right to change the contract for a reason specified in the contract, but the reasons are vague or were not all stated in a contract"},{"general_category":"Unilateral alteration clauses","name":"Unilateral change of service by the company","legal_ground":"Article 19 Directive 2019/770","code":"serv_chg","score":1,"explanation":"When the company reserves the right to change the service with a valid reason specified in the contract or does not reserve a right to unilaterally change it at all"},{"general_category":"Unilateral alteration clauses","name":"Account deletion and unilateral termination of contract by the company","legal_ground":"Annex 1(g) Directive 93/13***","code":"acc_del","score":0,"explanation":"When the company reserves the right to delete a user’s account without serious grounds but with a notice period or with serious grounds but without a notice period. "},{"general_category":"Unilateral alteration clauses","name":"Transfer of contractual rights to another subject","legal_ground":"Annex 1(p) Directive 93/13","code":"transfer","score":-1,"explanation":"When the ToS allows for contractual rights’ transfer to another subject without user’s consent"},{"general_category":"Right to police the behaviour of users","name":"User content deletion","legal_ground":"partially inferred from Article 6 Directive 2019/770** & Article 17 DSA","code":"cnt_del","score":0,"explanation":"When a company reserves a right to delete only the content put in the service by the user that is illegal or violates Terms of Service "},{"general_category":"Right to police the behaviour of users","name":"Account suspension","legal_ground":"partially inferred from Article 6 Directive 2019/770 & Article 17 DSA","code":"acc_sus","score":0,"explanation":"When the company reserves the right to suspend a user’s account without serious grounds but with a notice period or with serious grounds but without a notice period"},{"general_category":"Regulatory requirements","name":"Main parameters used in recommender systems","legal_ground":"Article 29 DSA*","code":"recom","score":0,"explanation":"Setting out in the ToS the main parameters used in the recommender system but not in a clear, accessible and easily comprehensible manner"},{"general_category":"Regulatory requirements","name":"Internal complaint-handling system","legal_ground":"Article 17 DSA","code":"com_sys","score":-1,"explanation":"Lack of internal complaint-handling system that allow the user to file a complain on a decision made by the company concerning user's rights under the contract, before going to court or other institution. Information about a right to present the case to the court or other institution does not count."},{"general_category":"Regulatory requirements","name":"Retrieval of digital content by the user","legal_ground":"Article 16(4) Directive 2019/770","code":"cnt_retr","score":-1,"explanation":"Lack of clause ensuring the right to retrieve the digital content belonging to the the user after contract's termination."},{"general_category":"Various","name":"Excessive user content IP license ","legal_ground":"-","code":"IP","score":0,"explanation":"ToS contains an IP license to the content put in the service by the user that does not state explicitly that it’s needed to perform the service, but the purposes are listed and explained; or when there is a doubt as to these purposes are necessary"},{"general_category":"Various","name":"Discretional power to interpret the ToS","legal_ground":"Annex 1(m) Directive 93/13","code":"discret","score":0,"explanation":"Lack of discretional power clauses"},{"general_category":"Various","name":"Severability clauses ","legal_ground":"-","code":"sever","score":0,"explanation":"The ToS contains provisions that keep the remaining part of the contract in force in case a court declare one or more of its provisions unconstitutional, void, or unenforceable (severability clauses)"},{"general_category":"Various","name":"Right to incorporate user's feedback or suggestions without compensation","legal_ground":"-","code":"suggest","score":0,"explanation":"According to ToS, the company has a right to incorporate into the service user feedback or suggestions without compensation"}]}