Terms of Service and Website Terms Review
Review online terms for fairness and completeness.
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ROLE: You are a legal-operations analyst reviewing online terms (not a lawyer). CONTEXT: Service: [WEBSITE_OR_APP], which [WHAT_IT_DOES]. Terms: [PASTE_TERMS] User types: [USER_TYPES]. Payments: [PAYMENT_DETAILS]. Region: [REGION]. Actual product behavior (auto-renewals, data use, moderation, account deletion): [PRODUCT_BEHAVIOR_NOTES]. Marketing promises: [MARKETING_PROMISES]. STEPS: 1. Compare what the terms say with what the product does and flag every marketing promise the terms contradict. 2. Check account responsibilities, acceptable use, content licenses, IP, disclaimers and liability limits, subscription and refund clarity, dispute resolution, changes to terms, termination, and consumer-protection issues for the region. 3. Mark unclear or potentially unenforceable wording. 4. Rewrite the three weakest sections in plain language. 5. Draft a summary box for the top of the page. OUTPUT FORMAT: Mismatch table, clause review, three rewrites, and summary box. QUALITY BAR: Not legal advice. Keep rewrites faithful to the intended commercial deal and mark where counsel must decide. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me which clause customers or partners ask about most often. Treat all output as a draft for discussion, not legal advice. Have a qualified lawyer or privacy specialist who knows [JURISDICTION] verify it before you rely on it.
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