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What PythonAnywhere's terms say

C privacy grade · pythonanywhere.com · Tech & telecom

PythonAnywhere's terms of service and privacy policy have 9 rated points: 0 serious, 0 bad, 7 worth knowing and 2 good. 7 apply whenever you use the site, signed in or not; 2 only once you have an account.

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Signed in or not

Whenever you use PythonAnywhere

Worth knowing 6

  • This service informs you that its Privacy Policy does not apply to third-party services

    The service refers users to external documents for more information

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  • The court of law governing the terms is in location X

    The court of law governing the terms is in the UK

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  • This service assumes no responsibility and liability for the contents of links to other websites

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  • No warranty is made regarding an uninterrupted, timely, secure and/or error-free experience

    The service provider makes no warranty regarding uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free service

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  • The service can stop being provided at any time

    They may stop providing the service at any time

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  • The terms may be changed at any time, but you will receive notification of the changes

    The service may change its terms at any time, but the user will receive notification of the changes.

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Good 1

  • Information is provided about what kind of personal information is collected

    The service provides details about what kinds of personal information they collect

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With an account

If you have a PythonAnywhere account

Worth knowing 1

  • You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account and for the activities on your account

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Good 1

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