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Drafting status and use
1. About these Terms and the contracting party
2. Scope and order of precedence
3. Eligibility and accounts
4. Orders, contract formation, and electronic communications
5. Prices, payment, taxes, and invoices
6. Subscriptions, renewals, and cancellation
7. Consumer withdrawal, refunds, and statutory remedies
8. Licence to use the Services
9. Acceptable use
10. User content and feedback
11. Orange Branding content and intellectual property
12. Privacy, cookies, and communications
13. Third-party services and marketplaces
14. Service availability, maintenance, and changes
15. Changes to these Terms
16. Suspension and termination
17. Warranties and disclaimers
18. Liability
19. Business-customer indemnity
20. Complaints and dispute resolution
21. General provisions
Regional Supplement A — European Union and European Economic Area consumers
Regional Supplement B — Mainland China
Regional Supplement C — United States
Internal publication checklist
Configuration items
Drafting status and use
These General Terms and Conditions govern access to and use of Orange Branding's websites, applications, content, products, subscriptions, and related services. They must be read together with any Order, product-specific terms, Privacy Notice, Cookie Policy, Refund Policy, and Acceptable Use Policy presented to the user. Mandatory consumer rights always prevail where they cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
Bracketed fields are configuration items and must be completed before publication. The customer-facing contract consists of sections 1–21 and the regional supplements that apply to the user. The implementation checklist at the end is an internal publication aid and is not part of the customer contract.
1. About these Terms and the contracting party
1.1 These General Terms and Conditions (the “Terms”) are a legally binding agreement between you and the Orange Branding entity identified as the seller or service provider in the applicable order form, checkout page, proposal, invoice, or product-specific terms (the “Order”). If no other Orange Branding entity is expressly identified in the Order, your contracting party is Orange Branding Investment Holding B.V., trading as Orange Branding (“Orange Branding”, “OB”, “we”, “us”, or “our”).
1.2 Orange Branding is a Dutch-owned private limited company and business address at Keurenplein 41 Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Contact: support@orange-branding.com.
1.3 “Affiliate” means an entity that directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with Orange Branding. An Affiliate is not your contracting party unless the Order expressly identifies it as such. Affiliates may enforce provisions that expressly protect them, including provisions concerning intellectual property, acceptable use, disclaimers, indemnities, and liability, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
1.4 By creating an account, clicking a button indicating acceptance, signing an Order, or otherwise using a Service after being given a reasonable opportunity to review these Terms, you agree to them. Mere access to public website pages binds you only to provisions reasonably applicable to website use. If you do not agree, do not create an account, place an Order, or use the restricted Services.
1.5 If you act for an organization, you confirm that you have authority to bind it. References to “you” then include that organization. Consumer-specific rights apply only where you act mainly outside your trade, business, craft, or profession.
2. Scope and order of precedence
2.1 The “Services” include the Orange Branding websites, online platforms, mobile applications, digital content, courses, memberships, subscriptions, professional services, tools, communities, and other products or services expressly described in an Order. A feature mentioned in these Terms applies only if we actually make that feature available to you.
2.2 These Terms incorporate the Order and the policies linked or presented at the time of contracting, including the Privacy Notice, Cookie Policy, Refund Policy, and Acceptable Use Policy.
2.3 In case of conflict, the following order applies: (a) mandatory law; (b) a signed negotiated agreement; (c) the Order and product-specific terms; (d) a regional supplement in these Terms; (e) these general provisions; and (f) incorporated policies.
2.4 Marketing statements do not amend the contract unless expressly incorporated into the Order. Nothing in this clause limits rights arising from misleading statements or other non-waivable law.
3. Eligibility and accounts
3.1 Unless a Service expressly states otherwise, you must be at least 18 years old and have legal capacity to contract. A minor may use a specifically designated Service only with verifiable authorization and supervision from a parent or legal guardian and where permitted by applicable law.
3.2 You must provide accurate and current registration and billing information. You may not impersonate another person, create an account for deceptive purposes, or transfer an account without our written consent.
3.3 You are responsible for keeping credentials confidential and for activity you authorize. Notify us promptly at support@orange-branding.com if you suspect unauthorized access. We will not hold you responsible for unauthorized activity caused by our failure to use legally required security, or where applicable law provides otherwise.
3.4 We may require proportionate identity, age, authority, fraud-prevention, sanctions, or payment verification. We will process verification information under the Privacy Notice and applicable law.
4. Orders, contract formation, and electronic communications
4.1 Before you place an Order, we will present the essential characteristics of the Service, the contracting entity, total price and taxes known to us, billing frequency, contract duration, renewal and cancellation conditions, performance arrangements, technical requirements, and any material restrictions.
4.2 An Order is submitted when you select the final order control. For consumer purchases, that control will clearly indicate when the Order creates an obligation to pay. Receipt of an automated acknowledgement does not constitute acceptance unless it expressly says so. The contract is formed when we issue an order confirmation, activate the paid Service, or sign the applicable Order, whichever occurs first.
4.3 We may reject an Order before acceptance for legitimate reasons, including unavailability, an obvious pricing error, failed verification, legal restrictions, or suspected fraud. If we have taken payment for a rejected Order, we will refund it.
4.4 We will provide confirmation and the applicable contract information in a durable form where required by law. You consent to receiving contractual communications electronically, without limiting any right to request an accessible copy.
4.5 You may download and retain these Terms. We will not use a term stating that payment has been made while no contract exists where such a term is prohibited.
5. Prices, payment, taxes, and invoices
5.1 You must pay the price, currency, taxes, and other charges disclosed before you place the Order. Consumer prices include VAT and other mandatory taxes unless the checkout clearly and lawfully states otherwise.
5.2 You authorize us and our payment service providers to charge the selected payment method for disclosed one-time and recurring amounts. We do not receive or store full payment-card details where the payment provider processes them directly.
5.3 Business customers must pay invoices by the due date in the Order. We may charge lawful interest and reasonable recovery costs on overdue undisputed business amounts after notice. Consumer late-payment rights and charges remain subject to mandatory law.
5.4 You must notify us promptly of a billing error. A contractual notice period does not remove a statutory chargeback, warranty, limitation, or consumer claim.
5.5 We may correct an obvious pricing error before acceptance. After acceptance, we will honor the agreed price unless you agree to a correction or applicable law permits another remedy.
5.6 We will provide invoices or receipts as required by law.
6. Subscriptions, renewals, and cancellation
6.1 If you purchase a subscription, the checkout will disclose its price, billing interval, initial and minimum term, trial conditions, automatic-renewal terms, and cancellation method before you authorize payment.
6.2 Unless the Order says that the subscription ends automatically, it renews for the period disclosed at checkout until cancelled. We will send any renewal reminders required by applicable law.
6.3 You may cancel through the account settings made available for that purpose or by contacting support@orange-branding.com. Cancellation will be at least as easy as sign-up where required by law. We will confirm cancellation. Unless mandatory law or the Refund Policy provides otherwise, cancellation stops future renewals and access continues until the end of the paid billing period.
6.4 We may change a subscription price for a future renewal only after reasonable advance notice. The notice will state the new price and effective date and explain how to cancel. A price increase will not apply during a prepaid fixed term unless the Order expressly provides an objective adjustment method permitted by law.
6.5 If payment fails, we may retry the disclosed payment method and, after notice where reasonably practicable, suspend paid access. We will restore access after payment unless the contract has been validly terminated.
7. Consumer withdrawal, refunds, and statutory remedies
7.1 Any voluntary money-back guarantee stated in the Order or Refund Policy is additional to mandatory consumer rights. The applicable Refund Policy is available at [REFUND_POLICY_URL].
7.2 If you are an EU or EEA consumer entering a distance contract, you generally have 14 days to withdraw without giving a reason. For a service contract, the period normally runs from contract formation. For digital content not supplied on a tangible medium, you retain the withdrawal right unless, before supply begins, you expressly consent to immediate performance and acknowledge that you thereby lose the withdrawal right, and we provide the legally required confirmation.
7.3 If you request that a service begin during the withdrawal period and later withdraw, we may charge a proportionate amount for service properly supplied before withdrawal, but only where applicable law permits and the required request and information were provided.
7.4 To withdraw, send an unambiguous statement to support@orange-branding.com or the address in section 1. You may use, but are not required to use, the form at [WITHDRAWAL_FORM_URL]. We will issue required refunds using the original payment method within the statutory period unless you expressly agree otherwise.
7.5 Withdrawal rules contain statutory exceptions. We will identify any exception that applies before purchase and will not rely on an exception unless its conditions have been met.
7.6 Nothing in these Terms excludes remedies for digital content, digital services, goods, or services that are defective, not supplied, not as described, or otherwise fail to conform to the contract. Contact support@orange-branding.com so we can investigate and provide repair, replacement, price reduction, refund, termination, or another remedy required by law.
7.7 Users outside the EU or EEA receive cancellation, refund, and quality rights required by the law applicable to them and any additional rights stated in the Order or Refund Policy.
8. Licence to use the Services
8.1 Subject to payment and compliance with the contract, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable licence during the applicable access period to access and use the Service for your own personal use or your organization’s internal business use, as stated in the Order.
8.2 You may download or copy materials only where the Service expressly permits it. Streaming-only content may be viewed but not permanently copied. You may not publicly perform, resell, redistribute, publish, scrape, frame, reverse engineer, circumvent access controls, or create derivative products from the Service except where we authorize it or applicable law does not permit the restriction.
8.3 No intellectual property right transfers to you except the limited licence expressly granted. Rights are reserved by Orange Branding and its licensors.
8.4 If the Order permits multiple authorized users, each user must have an individual account unless we approve another arrangement. You are responsible for ensuring your authorized users comply with the contract.
9. Acceptable use
9.1 You must comply with the Acceptable Use Policy at [ACCEPTABLE_USE_POLICY_URL] and applicable law.
9.2 You must not: infringe intellectual property, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, or other rights; upload unlawful, fraudulent, defamatory, hateful, exploitative, or malicious material; harass or threaten others; distribute malware; probe or interfere with security or availability; gain unauthorized access; evade usage limits; use bots or automated extraction except as expressly allowed; misrepresent identity or affiliation; manipulate reviews or transactions; use the Service to develop or train a competing product except with our written authorization; or facilitate illegal conduct.
9.3 We may investigate suspected misuse proportionately, preserve relevant evidence, remove or restrict content, and cooperate with lawful authorities. We will consider context, severity, recurrence, user rights, and mandatory procedural safeguards before taking action.
10. User content and feedback
10.1 “User Content” means material you upload, submit, publish, or transmit through a feature that accepts user material. You retain ownership of your User Content. You confirm that you have the rights needed to submit it and that doing so complies with the contract and law.
10.2 You grant Orange Branding and the Affiliates and service providers involved in operating the Service a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce, format, transmit, display, and otherwise process User Content only as reasonably necessary to provide, secure, support, improve, and administer the Service and comply with law. The licence lasts while the User Content is available through the Service and for a reasonable backup, dispute, security, and legal-retention period. Public content may remain available where it has been shared or copied by others under a feature you knowingly used, subject to applicable deletion rights.
10.3 We will not use your name, logo, private User Content, or testimonial for advertising without a separate lawful basis or permission where required.
10.4 Feedback and suggestions may be used without restriction or payment, provided we do not identify you or disclose confidential information unless authorized.
10.5 We may moderate User Content but do not undertake a general monitoring obligation beyond applicable law. Reporting and appeal channels will be provided where legally required.
11. Orange Branding content and intellectual property
11.1 The Services, including software, designs, databases, text, graphics, video, audio, course materials, trademarks, and logos, are owned by or licensed to Orange Branding and protected by applicable intellectual property laws.
11.2 “Orange Branding,” related names, logos, and trade dress may not be used without prior written permission, except for truthful nominative use permitted by law. No licence is granted by implication, waiver, or estoppel.
11.3 If you believe content on the Service infringes your rights, send a detailed notice to support@orange-branding.com identifying the work, disputed material and location, your contact information, the basis of your claim, and supporting authority. We may request further information, restrict content, notify the uploader, and provide a counter-notice process appropriate to the applicable law.
11.4 The United States DMCA procedure applies only if we publish designated-agent details in the United States Supplement and maintain the required registration.
12. Privacy, cookies, and communications
12.1 We process personal data as described in the Privacy Notice at [PRIVACY_POLICY_URL]. The Privacy Notice is informational and does not convert consent into the legal basis for every processing activity. Where consent is required, we will request it separately and allow withdrawal as required by law.
12.2 Our use of cookies and similar technologies is described in the Cookie Policy at [COOKIE_POLICY_URL]. Non-essential technologies will be controlled through the consent mechanism where required.
12.3 You may opt out of marketing communications using the unsubscribe method provided. Service, security, billing, and legal notices may still be sent where needed to perform the contract or comply with law.
12.4 If you connect a third-party account, the third party’s terms and privacy practices also apply. We will access and use connected-account information only as disclosed and authorized.
13. Third-party services and marketplaces
13.1 The Service may link to or interoperate with third-party websites, social networks, payment providers, app stores, or tools. We do not control third-party services and are not responsible for them merely because we provide a link or integration. This does not limit liability where applicable law makes us responsible or where we expressly make a commitment about the third party.
13.2 Your use of a third-party service is governed by its terms. Review them before enabling an integration.
13.3 If you buy through an app store or marketplace, its billing and refund rules may apply in addition to mandatory law. The checkout will identify the seller and applicable conditions.
13.4 We may replace an integration for legitimate technical, legal, security, or commercial reasons. For a material adverse change to a paid Service, section 15 applies.
14. Service availability, maintenance, and changes
14.1 We will provide paid Services with reasonable care and skill and in material conformity with the Order. Service levels apply only if stated in the Order.
14.2 We may perform maintenance and make changes needed for security, legal compliance, compatibility, performance, or improvement. We will use reasonable efforts to give advance notice of planned material interruptions.
14.3 We may not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation, but this does not exclude statutory conformity, availability, security, or quality obligations.
14.4 If we materially reduce a core function of a paid consumer Service during a committed term, we will provide any notice, continued access, remedy, price adjustment, termination right, or refund required by the contract or applicable law.
14.5 Events beyond reasonable control may delay performance. The affected party must take reasonable steps to mitigate the effect. Payment obligations for Services already supplied remain due, and mandatory termination or refund rights are preserved.
15. Changes to these Terms
15.1 We may amend these Terms prospectively for a valid reason, including a change in law, regulatory guidance, security risk, technology, Service functionality, or business process.
15.2 We will post the updated Terms with a revised date. For a material change affecting an existing paid relationship, we will provide reasonable advance notice in a durable form and explain the change and effective date.
15.3 A material adverse change will not apply during a fixed prepaid term unless it is required by law, is necessary to address an urgent security issue, does not materially disadvantage you, or you validly accept it. Where required, you may reject the change by cancelling before it takes effect and receive any refund mandated by law.
15.4 Continued use after properly notified changes take effect constitutes acceptance only where that method of acceptance is valid. Changes do not apply retroactively to an existing dispute or accrued claim.
16. Suspension and termination
16.1 You may stop using a free Service at any time and may terminate a paid Service according to the Order, section 6, section 7, or mandatory law.
16.2 We may suspend access where reasonably necessary to prevent or address a security threat, unlawful conduct, material breach, fraud, non-payment, harm to users or third parties, or legal requirement. Where practicable and lawful, we will give notice, state the reason, and allow a reasonable opportunity to cure.
16.3 We may terminate for an uncured material breach after reasonable notice, for a serious breach that cannot reasonably be cured, if required by law, or if the applicable Service is lawfully discontinued. We will not terminate a consumer contract arbitrarily where mandatory law requires objective grounds.
16.4 On termination, the licence ends and you must stop restricted use. Terms that by nature should survive will survive, including accrued payment obligations, confidentiality, ownership, lawful User Content licences, disclaimers, liability limits, dispute terms, and records required by law.
16.5 We will handle access to data, content export, deletion, prepaid fees, and purchased content as stated in the Order, Privacy Notice, and applicable law. Suspension or termination does not remove statutory refunds or remedies.
17. Warranties and disclaimers
17.1 Nothing in these Terms excludes an express promise in the Order or a warranty, guarantee, or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded.
17.2 Except for those obligations, free public website content and free Services are provided on an “as available” basis. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we do not promise that general informational content is complete, current, or suitable for a specific purpose.
17.3 Educational, branding, marketing, business, or strategic materials provide general information and do not guarantee revenue, rankings, investment performance, legal compliance, or another specific outcome. You remain responsible for decisions and for obtaining professional advice appropriate to your circumstances.
17.4 For business customers only, and to the extent permitted by law, implied warranties are excluded. For consumers, we provide Services with the quality, functionality, compatibility, continuity, care, and skill required by the contract and applicable law.
18. Liability
18.1 Nothing in the contract excludes or limits liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, wilful misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence where it cannot be limited, breach of non-waivable consumer rights, or any liability that applicable law does not permit us to exclude or limit.
18.2 For consumers, we are responsible for loss that is a foreseeable result of our breach or failure to use reasonable care and skill. We are not responsible for loss caused by your breach, an independent third party outside our control, or an event we could not reasonably avoid, except where applicable law provides otherwise. We do not exclude liability merely because loss is described as indirect if doing so would remove a mandatory remedy.
18.3 For business customers only, neither party is liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profit, lost revenue, lost opportunity, or loss of goodwill, except to the extent such loss is payable to a third party under an indemnity or results from a matter listed in section 18.1.
18.4 For business customers only, each party’s aggregate liability arising from the contract will not exceed the greater of: (a) the fees paid or payable under the affected Order during the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim; or (b) EUR 1,000. This cap does not apply to section 18.1, your payment obligations, infringement or misappropriation of the other party’s intellectual property, breach of confidentiality, or an indemnity expressly stated in an Order.
18.5 The parties acknowledge that the allocations in this section reflect the price and risk allocation. A court may reduce or disregard a limitation only to the extent required by applicable law.
19. Business-customer indemnity
19.1 This section applies only if you are a business customer. You will defend and indemnify Orange Branding and its Affiliates against a third-party claim to the extent caused by: (a) User Content supplied by you infringing that third party’s rights; (b) your unlawful use of the Service; or (c) your material breach of section 9.
19.2 The indemnity does not apply to the extent the claim was caused by Orange Branding’s modification, instructions, breach, negligence, or wilful misconduct.
19.3 We must give prompt notice, allow you reasonable control of the defence and settlement, and provide reasonable cooperation at your cost. You may not settle a claim in a way that admits fault by, imposes a non-monetary obligation on, or fails to release an indemnified party without written consent, not to be unreasonably withheld.
19.4 Consumers have no indemnity obligation under this section.
20. Complaints and dispute resolution
20.1 Contact support@orange-branding.com first and describe the issue and requested resolution. We will acknowledge and handle complaints within a reasonable period and any mandatory statutory timeline. This informal process does not suspend a limitation period or prevent urgent relief.
20.2 These Terms are governed by Dutch law. If you are a consumer, this choice does not deprive you of mandatory protections available under the law of your habitual residence.
20.3 Courts in Amsterdam, the Netherlands have jurisdiction, except that a consumer may bring proceedings in any court available under mandatory law and may only be sued in a forum permitted by mandatory law.
20.4 Business customers submit exclusively to the competent courts of Amsterdam unless a signed Order specifies arbitration or another forum.
20.5 No global mandatory arbitration or class-action waiver applies under these Terms. A valid regional supplement or separately accepted agreement may provide a dispute procedure for eligible users, but it cannot waive rights that applicable law makes non-waivable.
20.6 The former EU Online Dispute Resolution platform has been discontinued. We will identify any legally required alternative dispute-resolution body or sector complaint channel in the Order or on the applicable legal page.
21. General provisions
21.1 The contract is the entire agreement concerning its subject matter and replaces prior proposals or communications, without excluding liability for fraud, mandatory pre-contract information, or statements that applicable law makes binding.
21.2 If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, it will be enforced to the lawful extent or severed, and the remainder will continue. A court will not rewrite a consumer term in a way that deprives the consumer of protection against unfair terms.
21.3 A delay in exercising a right is not a waiver. A waiver must be express and applies only to the stated instance.
21.4 You may not assign a paid account or business contract without our consent, not to be unreasonably withheld for a bona fide business reorganization. Consumers retain any assignment rights provided by law. We may assign the contract to an Affiliate or successor if this does not reduce consumer rights or materially impair performance; we will give required notice.
21.5 Headings are for convenience. “Including” means “including without limitation.” Electronic signatures and counterparts are valid where permitted.
21.6 Notices to us must be sent to the contact details in section 1. We may send notices to the email or account address you provide. Formal notice is effective under the delivery rules in the Order and applicable law.
21.7 If translations are provided, the English text controls only to the extent permitted by applicable law. A translation presented to and relied upon by a consumer will not be disregarded where doing so would be unfair or unlawful.
Regional Supplement A — European Union and European Economic Area consumers
A.1 This supplement applies when we direct a Service to a consumer habitually resident in the EU or EEA.
A.2 Before contracting, we will provide the information required for distance contracts, including identity and contact details, essential characteristics, total price, contract duration, termination conditions, complaint handling, and, for digital products, relevant functionality, compatibility, interoperability, and technical protection measures.
A.3 The order control will unambiguously acknowledge the obligation to pay. Optional additional payments will require express choice and will not use pre-selected options.
A.4 We will provide contract confirmation in a durable medium.
A.5 Sections 7, 14, 17, and 18 must be interpreted consistently with statutory withdrawal, conformity, update, modification, termination, refund, and legal-guarantee rights for digital content and digital services.
A.6 Unilateral changes require a valid contractual basis and reason, proportionate notice, and any legally required right to terminate without charge.
A.7 Choice of Dutch law and forum does not remove mandatory law or jurisdiction protections of the consumer’s habitual residence.
A.8 Privacy and electronic communications are governed by the GDPR, applicable national implementing laws, and applicable ePrivacy rules. Cookie consent and direct-marketing choices are managed separately from acceptance of these Terms.
Regional Supplement B — Mainland China
B.1 This supplement applies only if Orange Branding expressly offers the relevant Service to users in mainland China. If the Service is not offered there, attempts to access it do not create an obligation for Orange Branding to localize or supply it.
B.2 The checkout or China legal page will identify the responsible operator, licences or filings where applicable, Chinese-language contact and complaint channels, full price and payment terms, service specifications, fulfilment, renewal, cancellation, refund, invoicing, and after-sales procedures. The responsible entity or representative details are Orange Branding China, see website to contact us.
B.3 Users will be able to review and download the applicable service agreement and transaction rules. We will retain product, service, and transaction information for the period required by applicable law.
B.4 Account-information access, correction, deletion, and account cancellation methods will be clearly displayed and will not be subject to unreasonable conditions.
B.5 Personal-information processing, sensitive personal information, minors under 14, automated decision-making, cross-border transfers, and local representative obligations will be addressed in a China-specific privacy notice and consent flow where applicable. Acceptance of these Terms is not blanket consent to personal-information processing.
B.6 We will not use standard terms to exclude or restrict consumer rights, reduce our statutory responsibilities, or impose disproportionate obligations. Mandatory PRC consumer, e-commerce, civil, cybersecurity, data, and personal-information law prevails.
B.7 Before a mainland launch, Orange Branding must confirm the actual hosting, ICP filing or licensing, business licensing, import, content, tax, payment, data-localization, cross-border transfer, and local-representative requirements with PRC counsel.
Regional Supplement C — United States
C.1 This supplement applies to users in the United States. Federal and applicable state consumer laws remain applicable.
C.2 For a subscription or free-to-paid trial, we will clearly and conspicuously disclose all material terms before obtaining billing information, obtain express informed consent before charging, provide confirmation, and offer a simple cancellation mechanism. We will provide renewal notices and online cancellation where required by applicable state law.
C.3 No binding arbitration or class-action waiver applies unless a separate US arbitration agreement is presented conspicuously, affirmatively accepted, and legally enforceable. Section 20 otherwise governs, subject to mandatory US law.
C.4 If we host User Content and seek protection under 17 U.S.C. § 512, notices must be sent to the designated agent published here: [US_DMCA_AGENT]. The agent must also be registered and kept current with the US Copyright Office. A counter-notice will include consent to the proper federal judicial district specified by statute, rather than automatically requiring Northern California.
C.5 Nothing in the contract waives a right or remedy under applicable federal or state law that cannot be waived, including applicable privacy, automatic-renewal, warranty, accessibility, unfair-practices, or child-protection law.
C.6 Any California-specific release, forum, privacy, or subscription notice will be presented only when applicable and will not be treated as a universal global term.