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These documents establish the legal relationship between service providers and their users or customers across jurisdictions like India, California, and England & Wales. The collection includes specific filings such as a website cookie policy for data tracking and event attendance terms and conditions involving liability releases. General commercial contracts are found elsewhere, as this category focuses on user-facing rules for digital platforms and physical retail.

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Content Removal Policies Github Private Information Removal Policy (GitHub)
This policy establishes the procedure for removing high-risk private information such as passwords, access tokens, and social security numbers from a platform. It outlines the specific investigation and notification steps required to process a removal request when content poses a targeted security risk.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Subscription Services Terms of Service by Mozilla
This document governs the use of subscription-based security and privacy services including VPNs, email masking, and data breach monitoring. It covers automatic billing renewals, refund eligibility within the first 30 days, and limits on device connections and communication volumes.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
Formulaic Terms of Service by Mozilla
This agreement governs the use of a software service for creating, sharing, and running AI prompts and formulas through third-party large language models. It establishes user responsibilities for content, intellectual property licenses for shared formulas, and limits the service provider's liability to a maximum of $500.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
California (US)
Firefox Focus and Klar Terms of Use by Mozilla
This agreement establishes the legal terms for using a mobile web browser, granting a personal license for the executable code while maintaining open-source rights for the underlying source code. It includes critical provisions on intellectual property, data processing permissions, and a fixed liability cap of $500.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
California (US)
Github Terms Github Research Program Terms (GitHub)
This agreement governs your participation in a software research program and protects non-public product information. It establishes a royalty-free license for the company to use your feedback and imposes strict confidentiality obligations regarding unreleased products.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Github Terms Github Event Terms (GitHub)
These event terms govern the relationship between an event organizer and attendees, covering conduct requirements, media releases, and liability waivers. They establish that by RSVP'ing or attending, participants agree to follow a code of conduct and consent to the use of their image in event photography.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Firefox Monitor Terms & Privacy by Mozilla
This document outlines the rules and privacy practices for an online security service that monitors email addresses for data breaches. It explains how users can access basic scans, full reports, and breach alerts while establishing user responsibility for account security. The terms incorporate specific privacy policies and include limitations on liability regarding the accuracy of breach data.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Github Terms Github Terms Of Service (GitHub)
This template establishes the terms of service for a software platform, covering account requirements, acceptable use, and user-generated content. It includes specific provisions for private repositories, API usage, and DMCA copyright procedures.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Acceptable Use Policies Github Bullying And Harassment (GitHub)
This acceptable use policy establishes standards for user conduct on a digital platform to prevent bullying and harassment. It lists specific prohibited actions, such as targeted personal attacks, sexual comments, and the creation of alternative accounts to evade moderation.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Acceptable Use Policies Github Threats Of Violence And Gratuitously Violent Content (GitHub)
This policy prohibits users from using a platform to organize or promote acts of violence, including threats of physical harm, sexual violence, or death. It restricts the posting of graphic depictions of violence against humans or animals while providing exceptions for educational, documentary, or historical purposes provided clear warnings are included.
Updated 13 Aug 2026

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