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Fair Term
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Fairness Score
overall
These terms of use are highly restrictive and heavily skewed in favor of toob, providing them with broad discretion to terminate access without notice and change terms at will. While the website is free to use, users are forced to indemnify the company for unlimited losses and are subject to aggressive restrictions on content and data usage.
3 issues found — review before you agree
The company reserves the right to suspend or block access to the website immediately, at their absolute discretion, for any reason, and without providing any notice to the user.
"toob reserves the right in its absolute discretion, without reason and without liability to suspend or block you from this Website with immediate effect and without notice."
Suggested fairer clause
toob may suspend access for a reasonable period, providing notice and an opportunity for the user to resolve the issue, except in cases of security breaches or unlawful activity.
The company may update the terms at any time without notice. Continued use of the site constitutes automatic acceptance of these new terms, which is difficult for users to track.
"toob reserves the right to update these Terms of Use from time to time without notice to you. All such updates are effective as soon as they appear on this Website"
Suggested fairer clause
Provide at least 30 days' notice for significant changes to terms and allow users a way to opt-out or review changes before they become effective.
Users are required to indemnify the company fully and without limit for any losses or costs arising from a breach of terms, which could expose a consumer to disproportionate financial liability.
"you hereby agree to indemnify toob fully and without limit for any losses, costs, expenses or damages"
Suggested fairer clause
Limit indemnification to direct, foreseeable losses caused by the user's breach of the agreement.
The terms explicitly state that they cannot and do not attempt to exclude liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence or fraud, which is a standard and necessary legal protection for consumers.
The Acceptable Use Policy provides clear and detailed examples of prohibited content, which helps users understand the boundaries of acceptable behavior on the platform.