Ordinary terms with a couple of things to watch. Risk score 28/100 · 6 clauses that matter · 1 high risk
You don't own the software, and the provider limits its liability.
If the software causes you financial loss, the most you can get back is what you paid ACLAP in the last month, which is likely nothing since it's a free service.
“NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING TO THE CONTRARY”
VII. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
You don't own the software, and ACLAP keeps all rights to it. You can only use it for personal, non-commercial purposes.
“You do not acquire any rights”
III.2. Proprietary rights
ACLAP can change the agreement at any time, and you'll be notified in advance. If you don't agree with the changes, you can terminate the agreement.
“ACLAP may, at its sole discretion”
XII. MISCELLANEOUS
You can stop using the software at any time, and that will end the agreement. You should then delete all copies of the software.
“You may terminate this Agreement”
X. TERM AND TERMINATION
Any disputes will be resolved under French law, and if you're a professional, you'll have to go to court in Béziers if there's a problem.
“This Agreement shall be construed”
XIII. GOVERNING LAW AND ATTRIBUTION OF JURISDICTION
ACLAP collects some personal data, like your email address, and will keep it as long as necessary. You have some rights over your data, but it's not clear how they apply in this case.
“Personal Data will be kept”
IX. DATA PROTECTION
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