Terms

Terms of use

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Purpose

These terms govern the use of papyrenko.com, published by [RAISON_SOCIALE]. By accessing the site, the user accepts these terms without reservation.

Site access

The site is freely accessible to any user with internet access. Access and equipment costs remain the user's responsibility.

[RAISON_SOCIALE] reserves the right to modify, suspend or discontinue access to the site at any time, in particular for maintenance, without incurring liability.

Services offered

The site presents PapyRenko's content and products: videos, books, apps and online tools, created with the help of AI tools. Some tools may be made available free of charge.

Use of the online tools

The tools made available on the site are provided 'as is'. The user uses them at their sole responsibility. [RAISON_SOCIALE] does not guarantee they are free of errors and cannot be held liable for the consequences of their use.

The user agrees not to misuse the tools beyond their normal purpose, not to attempt to harm the site's operation, and to comply with applicable law.

Intellectual property

The site's content is protected. See the Intellectual property section of the legal notice.

Personal data

The processing of personal data is described in the Privacy policy, accessible from the footer.

Liability

[RAISON_SOCIALE] cannot be held liable for any direct or indirect damage resulting from use of the site or the inability to access it.

External links on the site do not engage [RAISON_SOCIALE]'s liability as to their content.

Changes to the terms

[RAISON_SOCIALE] reserves the right to modify these terms at any time. Users are encouraged to review them regularly.

Governing law

These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and failing an amicable settlement, the French courts shall have sole jurisdiction.