What Sonic's terms say

Bad 2

• You are forced into binding arbitration in case of disputes

• Any liability on behalf of the service is only limited to the fees you paid as a user

Worth knowing 8

• The service assumes no liability for any damages the user incurs

  This service assumes no liability for any losses or damages resulting from any matter relating to the service

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• There is a date of the last update of the agreements

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

  The court of law governing the terms is in California, U.S.A.

• The service is provided 'as is' and to be used at your sole risk

• Invalidity of any portion of the Terms of Service does not entail invalidity of its remainder

• Failure to enforce any provision of the Terms of Service does not constitute a waiver of such provision

• You agree not to use the service for illegal purposes

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• You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold the service harmless in case of a claim related to your use of the service

Good 4

• Logs are deleted after a finite period of time

  They delete user logs after 2 weeks

  Sonic.net will not keep User logs longer than two weeks.

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• The service will try to inform and/or notify you regarding government inquiries that may involve your personal information

• The service will resist legal requests for your information where reasonably possible

• The court of law governing the terms is in a jurisdiction that is friendlier to user privacy protection

  The court of law governing the terms is in a jurisdiction that is friendlier to user privacy protection (California, U.S.A.)

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• You are prohibited from sending chain letters, junk mail, spam or any unsolicited messages

  This service prohibits users sending chain letters, junk mail, spam or any unsolicited messages

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• You are entitled to a refund if certain thresholds or standards are not met by the service