What SendGrid's terms say
SendGrid's terms of service and privacy policy have 7 rated points: 0 serious, 4 bad, 2 worth knowing and 1 good. 6 apply whenever you use the site, signed in or not; 1 only once you have an account.
Whenever you use SendGrid
Bad 3
You waive your right to a class action
You waive your right to a class action.
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Where it says this ↗Your personal data may be disclosed to comply with government requests without notice to you
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Where it says this ↗Third-party cookies are employed, but with opt out instructions
Third party cookies are employed, but with opt out instructions
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Worth knowing 2
This service is a subsidiary of Company X
This service is a subsidiary of Twilio
Where it says this ↗You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold the service harmless in case of a claim related to your use of the service
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Good 1
When the service wants to make a material change to its terms, you are notified at least 30 days in advance
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If you have a SendGrid account
Bad 1
You must provide your legal name, pseudonyms are not allowed
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Ratings by ToS;DR volunteers; they can lag behind the current terms. Not legal advice.