Not published until a lawyer has written it.
The terms of service and the acceptable use policy are drafted, and drafted is not law. Publishing a legal text that has not been through a lawyer would be a worse promise than publishing none — so here is what they will cover and where they stand.
One component at a time. Selecting a whole page aborts the read; cloning a site is not a supported use.
A licence to the component built for you, and what you may do with it.
Content, images, fonts and brand are destroyed inside the worker. This is a commitment, not a courtesy.
How a site owner asks us to stop, and what the exclusion does and does not undo.
No charge can happen without a human signature, and the ceiling is enforced on our side.
mvoom opens pages that belong to other people, and it can spend money on a customer's behalf. Both are decisions with legal weight, and seven of them were written down and answered before any of this was built. What is left is the wording, and that is a lawyer's job.
The service is not open, so nothing is being sold under terms that do not exist.
The commitment that matters most is already written in plain language, and it does not need a lawyer to be readable.
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