MDN Plus Terms of Service by Mozilla
The MDN Plus Terms of Service govern the use of Mozilla’s MDN Plus subscription, describing eligibility, licensing, payment and cancellation terms, acceptable use, liability limits, and how the service may be updated or terminated. Issued by Mozilla, the trusted organisation behind MDN Web Docs, this document is the authoritative source for understanding the legal conditions under which MDN Plus is provided to subscribers.
[subscription service name] Terms of Service
Version [version number], Effective [effective date]
[subscription service name] is a subscription service providing premium functionality, including MDN offline, collections, themes, and updates. (the “Service”). Please read these Terms of Service carefully because they explain important information about your use of the Service.
You Must Be Eligible to Use the Service
You must be in a country where the Service is available. Currently, the Service is available in the [list of countries]. A [company name] account is required to use the Service.
To create a [company name] account, you will also need to agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Notice for your [company name] account.
Your Privacy
Your Privacy: The [subscription service name] Privacy Notice explains what information is sent when you use the Service and how we handle and share that information.
[company name] is a global organization and our computers and service providers’ computers may be in various countries around the world, including the United States. This means that your information might be processed on servers located outside of the country where you live, and that country may have a different level of data protection regulation than yours. By giving us information, you consent to this kind of transfer of your information.
Permissions Necessary to Provide the Service
Your Use of the Service: [company name] gives you permission to use the [subscription service name] Service according to these Terms of Service. This permission is only for your personal use. You may not transfer, sublicense, resell, or commercially exploit the service.
You give [company name] all rights necessary to operate the Service, including processing the data you upload to or access through the Service including any notes you make or contributions to the website. This also includes sending you notifications and processing and storing your information such as saved pages and labels. You can find more information about the data [company name] processes in the [subscription service name] Privacy Notice. You also agree that your use of the Service will comply with [company name]’s Acceptable Use Policy. You are solely responsible for the content you transmit and the consequences.
Your Feedback and Suggestions: If you give [company name] any ideas, suggestions, or feedback about [subscription service name] or the services you use with [subscription service name], you give [company name] permission to use them for free and without any additional obligations.
[company name]’s Intellectual Property: Neither [company name] nor its licensors grant you any intellectual property rights in the Service that are not specifically stated in these Terms. For example, these Terms do not provide the right to use any copyrights, trademarks, or other distinctive brand features of [company name] or its licensors. The [company name] software is distributed under and subject to the current version of the [company name] Public License, or other similarly permissive licenses.
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