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1995 Terms of Service Effective date: 2026-09-14. Version 2026-09-14. |
These Terms of Service (the "Terms") are a contract between you and Undiscovered Tech, LLC ("1995", "we", "us", "our"), the operator of the 1995 service at https://1995.today, including public home pages at https://1995.today/~username/ and the editor at https://app.1995.today (together, the "Service"). Our Privacy Policy at https://1995.today/privacy.html explains what data we collect and how we handle it. Please read it. It describes our practices as of its own effective date; it is not a warranty, and it forms part of this contract only where these Terms expressly refer to it for a retention period. This document lives at https://1995.today/terms.html.
Please read these Terms carefully. Section 4 explains that everything you publish on the Service is public. Section 21 contains a binding arbitration agreement and a class-action waiver that affect your legal rights. Section 18 disclaims warranties, and Section 19 limits our liability to USD 100 for a free account.
This summary is here to help you read the Terms. It is not part of the contract and it does not replace the full text below. If the summary and the full Terms differ, the full Terms control.
By requesting a sign-in link, signing in, claiming a username, uploading a resume, publishing a page, signing a guestbook, sending mail through the Service, sending a friend request, or otherwise using the Service, you agree to these Terms and acknowledge that you have read the Privacy Policy. Every screen of the editor, including the sign-in screen, links to these Terms and to the Privacy Policy in its footer. Before you can claim a username, and again whenever we require acceptance of a new version (Section 23), you must take a further affirmative step: tick a box, unchecked by default, that reads "I have read and agree to the Terms of Service, I have read the Privacy Policy, and I understand that everything I publish on 1995 is public", with links to both documents, and then click the button to continue. The box is the same on the claim screen and on the prompt we show when a new version applies. Until it is ticked, the button that continues is disabled. We record on your account the version string you accepted and the time you accepted it, and your data export shows both (Section 15.1). If you had an account before the effective date, we will ask you to accept these Terms the next time you sign in, and you cannot claim a username, upload a resume, save, publish, post news, send mail, sign a guestbook or send a friend request until you do; you can still export or delete your account. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.
You must be at least 18 years old, or the age of majority in the place where you live, whichever is higher. The Service is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 13, and we will delete such information if we learn we have it, including the residual records described in Section 15.3 to the extent we are able. If we learn that an account belongs to someone under the minimum age, we will close it. If you believe a child has created an account, write to support@undiscoveredtech.com. We may lower the minimum age in a future version of these Terms.
By using the Service you represent that you can form a binding contract with us, that you are not barred from using the Service under the laws of any jurisdiction that applies to you, and that we have not previously banned you.
If you only view a public 1995 page, read a guestbook, or view a friend-request page, Sections 4, 9 (as to scraping, interference and security), 11, 17.1 and 18 describe the conditions on which we make those pages available to you. Sections 19 through 22 apply to visitors only to the extent the law allows agreement by use of a website.
There are no passwords. To sign in, you enter your email address and we email you a link. Requesting a link creates an account record for that email address, even if you never open the link; the Privacy Policy explains what that record holds. To remove it, sign in with that address and delete the account (Section 15.2), or write to support@undiscoveredtech.com from that address. The link expires 15 minutes after it is sent and is intended for one use. When you use it, we set a session cookie on app.1995.today that lasts up to 30 days unless you sign out, delete your account, or we end the session. Sign-in requests and resume uploads are subject to a bot check operated by a third party (currently Cloudflare Turnstile) and to rate limits (currently five sign-in requests per email address per hour and twenty per network address per hour). We always respond to a sign-in request the same way, whether or not an account exists for the address. The Privacy Policy describes what the bot check involves.
Your email address is your account identifier. One email address is one account. You may not create or operate more than one account, you may not use someone else's address, and you may not create additional accounts to work around a limit, a block, a suspension or a ban.
Because sign-in happens by email, anyone who can read your inbox can sign in as you, edit your pages, send mail in your name, read your inbox on the Service, and delete your account. You are responsible for securing your email account, for signing out on shared devices, and for everything done through your 1995 account by anyone you allowed to use it or who gained access because your email account was compromised or a session was left open, except to the extent the access resulted from our own failure to use reasonable security. If you believe your account has been accessed without your permission, write to support@undiscoveredtech.com.
We send transactional email only: sign-in links, relays of mail sent to you through your page's mail form, notifications of friend requests, and any service notice these Terms, the Privacy Policy or the law require. Each message says why you received it. You cannot use the Service without receiving sign-in links. If mail to your address hard-bounces, or you or your mail provider report our mail as spam, we stop sending to that address, including sign-in links. There is currently no automated way to reverse this, so you may lose the ability to sign in. If you believe your address was suppressed in error, if you lose the ability to sign in for this reason, or if you are receiving sign-in links you did not ask for, write to support@undiscoveredtech.com from that address or from another address you control; after verifying you, we will stop mail to the address, try to restore it, or, at your request, delete the account, as appropriate. We may decline to lift a suppression caused by a spam complaint. We do not send newsletters or marketing email today; if that changes you will be able to opt out of non-transactional mail. The way to stop transactional mail entirely is to delete your account.
Each account gets exactly one free AI generation. The generation is counted when your uploaded file has been received, not when you start the upload, so a failed upload does not use it up. Once counted, it is used even if the AI step later fails or the result is not what you hoped. "Try again" will not run the AI a second time. You keep the editor either way and can build or fix your page by hand. We may offer additional generations or other features for a fee in the future; nothing in these Terms obliges us to.
Your account is for you, a natural person, to build a page about yourself. You may not sell, rent, transfer or share your account, your username or your free generation, you may not create accounts on behalf of others, and you may not use the Service to build a page about someone else.
We may pause new sign-ups at any time, for example while we scale the Service or respond to abuse. Existing accounts keep working.
Your username is your public address: https://1995.today/~username/. It appears in every URL of your site, in your friends' friends lists, on guestbook entries you sign, and in mail and friend requests you send.
Usernames are 3 to 32 characters of lowercase letters, digits and hyphens, with no leading, trailing or double hyphen, and not all digits. We lowercase and trim what you type before checking it. We also refuse:
Our filters are not exhaustive. Passing them does not mean a name is acceptable under these Terms, and a name that passes may still be reclaimed under Section 3.6.
A name goes to the first account that claims it. Claiming a name gives you no ownership, trademark or other property right in it, in the URL, or in the 1995.today domain. A name that was used before may still be linked from other users' pages and from sites outside the Service; those links are not an association with you and you may not rely on them.
At present a username cannot be changed once claimed. Choose carefully. If you want a different name you must delete your account and start again, subject to the 30-day hold below.
When you delete your account, your username is held for 30 days before anyone can claim it. During the hold nobody, including you, can claim the name. The hold stops a name being taken over immediately after a mistaken or malicious deletion; it does not restore your pages or data. If you believe your account was deleted by someone else, write to support@undiscoveredtech.com within the hold; reporting lets us investigate and, where we can, stop the person responsible from claiming the name. It does not restore your pages or data, and we do not promise recovery. After the hold the name becomes available to anyone, including someone who is not you; the release is performed by our database's automatic expiry process and normally happens within a few days after the 30-day mark. When someone else claims a name you used, every link to that address, including search results, saved bookmarks, social previews and the friends lists of people you were friends with, will lead to that person's page. We do not redirect, annotate or warn. If you do not want that, keep your account. The hold is not a reservation you can extend.
We may reclaim or refuse any username at any time and without compensation if in our reasonable judgment it impersonates a person, organization, brand or the Service; infringes a trademark or other right; is offensive; is used for spam, abuse or to evade a block or ban; was obtained by automated means; is used in violation of these Terms; or is needed for the operation of the Service. Today the only way we can reclaim a name is to take the site down and suspend or ban the account (Section 13); your pages at that address are replaced with a notice. Because usernames cannot be changed, if the account is suspended rather than banned you would need to export your data (Section 13.7), delete the account and start again with a new name. A banned email address cannot register again (Section 13.3). Unless the name is being used for impersonation, abuse or evasion, we will try to send notice to your account email address at least 7 days before we act; if we can no longer send email to that address (Section 2.4), the notice is deemed given on the date we record that we tried to reach you, and we will keep a copy of it to give you on request. We will not suspend an account solely in order to avoid this notice. We may also reclaim names of accounts that have been suspended or banned for other reasons.
The point of 1995 is to give you a public home page. Read this section carefully, because it is the single most important thing to understand about the Service.
Everything you publish on 1995 is public. Anyone on the internet, without an account and without permission from you, can read it, link to it, share it, quote it, screenshot it, copy it, save it, archive it and index it. Search engines may index it and show it in results, and you should assume that they will. Social networks and messaging apps may generate previews of it. Web archives may keep copies. Once something is public, we cannot recall the copies other people or services have made, and those copies may exist long after you change or delete a page.
The following are public. Most exist once your page has been generated or published; your guestbook page and friend-request page are served on the app origin and may be readable by anyone once you have claimed a username, and the share image can be rendered as soon as a profile and site are stored for your account, whether or not you have published:
The Privacy Policy's section on what is public describes the same surface from a data point of view.
Our page renderer does not print the email address or phone number stored in your profile's contact fields, regardless of settings. The profile has no field for a street address, and we instruct the extraction model to leave phone numbers and street addresses out of its output; that is an instruction to the model, not a filter, and the model can still copy a street address, phone number or email address into free text such as your summary or home page prose. Visitors contact you through a mail form on the app origin instead. This protection applies only to those structured fields. Anything you type into free text (headlines, summaries, location text, paragraphs, news posts, link labels, guestbook entries, notes) is subject only to the best-effort scrub described in Section 8 and may be published exactly as you typed it.
Draft news posts, guestbook entries on your page that you have not yet approved or that you have hidden, your inbox on the Service, the original resume file you uploaded, and the text we extracted from it are not published.
Saved edits are a different matter, and this is the one place where the Service will surprise you if you do not read it. Saving does not publish your page by itself, but saving is not private either. Save stores your latest copy of your profile and site. Publish rebuilds the public page from that saved copy. So do several other actions, without you pressing Publish: posting, editing or deleting a news post that is not marked as a draft; accepting a friend request; removing a friend or being removed; blocking a member or being blocked by one; a reinstatement after a takedown; and our own re-rendering when a template, core link or other core element changes (Section 4.5). Any of those rebuilds the live page from whatever you last saved, including changes you had not decided to publish. The share image described in Section 4.2 is rendered from your saved profile and site directly and can show saved-but-unpublished text at any time. Treat a saved change as publishable at any moment. The editor is not a private draft space; if you do not want something on the open web, do not save it.
Some elements of your pages are added by us and cannot be removed or edited by you: the core links at the top of your link list (for example "My Resume", "My News", "My Friends' Websites"), the page footer with the real last-updated date, and the ad slot. We may add new core elements to every site, and they will appear on your pages the next time they are rendered, without any action from you. We may also re-render your pages when our templates change.
Your pages are yours. You decide what goes on them. The first page is published for you the moment generation finishes (Section 7.1). After that, Save stores your latest copy and Publish rebuilds the live page from it, usually within a minute. Publish is not the only thing that rebuilds the live page from your saved copy. Each of the following does the same, from whatever you last saved, with no Publish step and sometimes with no action by you at all:
The share image (Section 4.2) is rendered straight from your saved profile and site and needs no rebuild at all. So treat everything you save in the editor as public, and as publishable at any moment, whether or not you press Publish. Do not use the editor as a private draft space. You are responsible for everything that appears on your pages, in the same way as if you had rented web space in 1995 and uploaded the files yourself. That includes what the AI wrote, what the scrub missed, what you pasted from your resume, and what other people can infer from it. Before you upload, before you publish, and before you share your address, ask yourself whether you would be comfortable with a current employer, a future employer, a family member, a stranger and a search engine reading it. If you would not put something on a billboard with your name on it, do not put it on your 1995 page.
"Your Content" means everything you upload, enter, create or publish through the Service: your resume file, the text extracted from it, your profile facts and your edits to them, your site layout and text, custom pages, news posts, images, guestbook entries, mail, friend-request notes, and anything else you provide. You keep whatever ownership rights you have in Your Content. These Terms do not transfer ownership to us.
Generated Output. The draft profile, prose, persona and template that the AI step produces from your resume ("Generated Output") are provided to you as part of the Service. As between you and us, Generated Output is Your Content: you may use, edit and publish it; you are responsible for it from the moment it appears at your address; and the license in Section 5.2 and the promises in Section 6 apply to it. We do not claim authorship of Generated Output and we do not represent that it is accurate.
To run the Service we need permission to handle Your Content. You grant 1995 a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable (to our hosting, processing and other service providers) license to host, store, back up, reproduce, process, analyze, extract text from, adapt and reformat into the 1995 page format and any future format of the Service, render, publicly display, publicly perform, distribute, transmit, cache, and create derivative works of Your Content, including generated pages, resume pages, friends pages, share images and other previews, for the purposes of operating, securing and maintaining the Service, generating and displaying your pages, and testing, debugging and improving the Service, including running your stored resume and profile through our extraction pipeline to evaluate a new prompt, model or check, and producing aggregate statistics that do not identify you, and of promoting the Service by linking to your public page or showing it as it appears at your address. We will not use your name, photo or page in paid advertising, or in marketing that suggests you endorse the Service, without your separate written consent, which you may withhold or withdraw at any time. We will not use your resume or profile data for a job-search, directory, recruiter or similar product, or to train AI models ourselves, unless you separately opt in to that use. [OWNER TO CONFIRM WITH COUNSEL: keep this opt-in sentence, or delete it and add the secondary use to this Section and to the Privacy Policy before publication. Remove this bracket before publishing.] [OWNER TO CONFIRM: if any real user resume is in the evaluation set, either obtain that user's written consent or replace it with synthetic data. Remove this bracket before publishing.] This license includes the right to process Your Content with automated systems, including AI models operated by our service providers; in particular it includes sending the text of your resume to the AI provider we use for extraction (Section 7) and rendering your pages through our content delivery network. Our AI provider processes that text under its own published API data terms, which the Privacy Policy identifies; we do not control how that provider retains or uses inputs beyond what those terms provide, and we make no claim either way about how long it keeps them. [OWNER TO CONFIRM: before launch, put a data processing agreement in place with the AI provider and enable a no-training / no-retention setting if the provider offers one, then update this Section and Privacy Policy Sections 6.4, 7.2 and 13.3 to say so. Remove this bracket before publishing.] The license also permits us to display your public pages together with the advertising described in Section 11.
The license lasts as long as Your Content is on the Service, and ends when you delete the content or your account, except that it continues:
Your original resume file and the text we extract from it are stored privately so that we can re-run extraction in the future without asking you to upload again. We do not publish, email or make them public. We keep them for as long as your account exists, and all versions of them, including the last, may remain in private storage for a time after deletion as described in Section 15.2 and the Privacy Policy.
You may view, link to and share other users' public pages as a normal visitor would. You may not copy another user's page or content to build your own, use another person's resume, or collect content from the Service in bulk (see Section 9).
If you send us ideas, suggestions or bug reports, we may use them freely without any obligation to you.
By providing Your Content you represent and warrant that:
If any of these promises stops being true, you will fix or remove the content immediately. You are solely responsible for Your Content and for the consequences of publishing it. We do not review content before it is published, we have no obligation to monitor it, and our filters do not shift responsibility to us.
When you upload a resume (PDF, DOCX or TXT), we extract its text and send that text to a third-party AI model provider (currently Fireworks AI), as described in the Privacy Policy. The model returns structured facts (positions, education, skills and so on) and writes first-person home page prose in the voice of a 1995 personal home page. It also picks a persona that selects your template. We run a separate, non-AI check that drops companies, titles, schools, degrees, dates, skills and certifications the model returns that cannot be matched to your resume text. The home page prose is not subject to that check. When generation finishes, the result is published immediately at your address, https://1995.today/~username/, and is public from that moment. It is not held as a draft. The upload screen tells you this before you choose a file: above the file picker it states that your page is built from your resume and goes live at your address as soon as it is ready, before you have seen it, and you must tick "I understand" before the upload button will work. There is no separate publish step for the first version and no unpublish control; the ways to change what is on the web are to edit in the editor, save and publish; to post, edit or delete news (which republishes at once); to change your friends list; or to delete your account (Section 15). The editor then opens so you can correct it.
AI output can be inaccurate, incomplete, out of date, garbled or invented. Text extraction can fail on unusual layouts, fonts and characters. Facts may be dropped, jobs may be merged, dates may shift, names and titles may be mangled, and the prose may say things about you that you would not say yourself. The persona and template chosen for your page may not fit.
Your generated page goes live before you have seen it. It is the AI's draft, not a page you have reviewed, and it has not been through the scrub described in Section 8. Review it in the editor as soon as generation finishes and correct anything that is wrong; save your corrections and press Publish, and the corrected page usually replaces the live one within a minute. Until your site is next rendered, the generated page stays live exactly as the AI wrote it. The editor exists so that you can fix errors. If you do not want an unreviewed page at your address, do not upload a resume. From the moment the page is live it is public and the content is yours (Sections 4 and 6). You agree that the automatically published first draft is Your Content from the moment it goes live, and that you will review it and correct it before you share your address with anyone. Once you have had a reasonable opportunity to review your page, we are not responsible for errors in AI output that remain on it. Before then, our responsibility is limited as stated in Sections 18 and 19, and Section 20 does not require you to indemnify us for Generated Output you had no reasonable opportunity to review.
1995 is a tool for making a personal home page. We do not promise that your page will be seen by anyone, lead to an interview, a job, a client, a date, or any other outcome. We are not a recruiter, an employment agency or a career adviser, and nothing in the Service is career, legal, financial or professional advice.
Generation may be queued, delayed, rate limited or paused, for example under a daily cap or during maintenance. When that happens you may see a message that all modems are busy and your place in line. A delay does not consume your free generation; an accepted upload does.
We may change the AI provider, the model, the prompts, the checks and the extraction pipeline at any time. We may re-run extraction on your stored resume in the future, for example with a better model or prompt. As the Service is built today, a generation run replaces your stored profile and page and publishes the result, so a re-run could overwrite edits you have made. We will not re-run extraction on an account that has edited or published a page without first telling you by email or in the editor and giving you a way to keep your current page. We support importing a LinkedIn profile only through the PDF export you download yourself from LinkedIn. We never fetch linkedin.com or any other site on your behalf. A LinkedIn PDF you export yourself from your own account is fine. A file you took from someone else is not. You are responsible for having the right to upload whatever file you provide.
Because 1995 pages are public, when you save your profile or page in the editor, and when you write a news post, mail, guestbook entry or friend-request note, we run an automated filter that tries to remove email addresses (including forms like "name at domain dot com"), phone numbers, street addresses, PO boxes and similar contact details, replacing them with "[removed]". The filter does not run on the profile and page the AI generates from your resume. At that stage we only instruct the model to leave out phone numbers and street addresses; that instruction does not cover email addresses, the model may not follow it, and the generated page is published as soon as generation finishes (Section 7.1). Open the editor, save your profile and page once to run the filter over the generated text, and then publish, because the live page does not change until you publish or your site is next rendered (Section 4.6). Links using mailto: are refused outright. When you save your profile or page, the Service reports what the filter removed so the editor can show it to you; check the saved text yourself as well.
The scrub is best effort. It is pattern matching, not understanding. Known gaps include unusual international phone formats, spaced-out text, local numbers without a context word, and details written in ways it does not recognize. It may also remove things you wanted kept; that is by design, because contact on 1995 happens through the mail form. It is not a guarantee, and it is not a reason to type contact details into your page. You are responsible for what gets published. Read your page after generation and after publishing. If you find your own contact details on your page, edit them out and republish. If you find someone else's, remove them immediately.
You may not use the Service to do, attempt, or help anyone else do any of the following:
We may investigate suspected violations and take any action described in Section 13.
Mail, guestbook entries, friend requests and their notes are communications with real people. Section 9 applies to all of them. Be civil. Do not use them to advertise, recruit, harass, or push contact details around the scrub. Sending anything through these features requires a signed-in account. Free-text screening on the Service only flags words; it does not block them. Page owners moderate their own guestbooks. Each feature has caps on how much you can send per day and per recipient; the current caps are in Section 12 and may change.
Only signed-in members can send mail through a page's mail form, so you cannot send anonymously. We store each message in the recipient's inbox on the Service together with your display name (or your username, or the words "A 1995 member" if you have neither) and your username, and we relay it to the recipient's email address from our own no-reply address. Your email address is not shown to the recipient, is not stored with the message, and is not used as the reply address; the recipient's email address is not shown to you. The recipient replies through the Mail screen in the editor, and the reply comes back through the Service in the same way. If the recipient's address has bounced or reported spam, the relay is skipped but the message is still stored in their inbox on the Service; you are not told either way. We relay mail; we do not promise delivery, and we are not responsible for what people write to each other. Messages you send live in the recipient's inbox and are not removed when you delete your account; they stay there until the recipient deletes their account or asks us to remove them. There is currently no control in the editor for deleting an individual message; a recipient who wants one removed can write to support@undiscoveredtech.com. Messages received before 2026-09-14 may still hold the sender's email address in our database; it is no longer displayed or exported and is removed when the recipient's account is deleted. If you sent mail before that date and want your address removed from our stored copy sooner, write to support@undiscoveredtech.com from your account address.
Anyone can read the approved entries in a guestbook. Only signed-in members can sign one. Every entry is held as pending and appears nowhere until the page owner approves it; the owner may approve, hide or delete entries at any time and for any reason, and is the moderator of their own guestbook. Approved entries are public and signed with your username (linked to your page), or your display name if you have no username, or the words "A friend of the net" if you have neither. We store your account email address with the entry so that we can list the entry in your own export and remove it if we must. It is not shown on the public page, it is not shown in the owner's moderation screen, and it is not included in the owner's JSON export of their guestbook: the owner sees your username, or your display name if you have no username, and nothing more. Once you leave an entry on someone else's page it becomes part of their guestbook: you cannot delete it from the editor, and deleting your account does not remove the entry or the address stored on it. If you want your entry, or the email address we store with it, removed, ask the owner or write to support@undiscoveredtech.com; we will remove your email address from the entry on request and will remove the entry itself where the law requires. You can also write to us if an entry violates these Terms.
A friend request notifies the other person by email with your username and any note you attach (at most one such email per pair of users per day) and appears in their inbox in the app. If the person you send a request to already has a pending request to you, your request is accepted at once and the friendship appears on both friends pages immediately. A request you send is not private: the recipient sees your username and note, and we keep a record of requests, including declined and cancelled ones, for as long as your account exists. Accepted friendships appear on both users' public friends pages, listed by username. Either side can end a friendship at any time, which updates both pages. Friendships, requests and blocks are tied to a stable internal account id, not your username. After you delete your account you may ask us to remove your username from your former friends' pages and records (Section 15.3).
You can block another member. Blocking cancels pending friend requests in both directions, ends any friendship, and is designed to stop that member from sending you mail, signing your guestbook or sending you friend requests from that account. Blocking is not a safety guarantee: a person can create another account in breach of Section 2.2, contact you outside the Service, or have content on your page from before the block. If you are in danger, contact local authorities. A block works in both directions: while it stands, you also cannot send mail to, sign the guestbook of, or send a friend request to the member you blocked, and you will see the same success page they would. Blocking is silent: a blocked member is not told that the block exists, and when they try to contact you the Service shows them the same success page it would show anyone, while storing, sending and counting nothing. This is deliberate, because telling someone they are blocked can put the person who blocked them at risk. You agree to this design, both as the person who blocks and as the person who may be blocked. It follows that when you send mail, sign a guestbook or request a friendship, the Service's confirmation is not a guarantee that anything was delivered; your message or request may not be delivered, and you will not be told why. By using the mail, guestbook and friends features you accept that. Blocking is not retroactive: content already stored before a block stays until the owner removes it. Unblocking restores nothing. You can see whom you have blocked, but never who has blocked you.
We may access, read, preserve and disclose mail, guestbook entries, friend-request notes and any content on your pages when we reasonably believe it is necessary to investigate a report or suspected violation of these Terms, to comply with law or a lawful request, to protect the safety of any person, or to protect the Service, and we may act under Section 13. We do not promise to monitor communications and we are not responsible for them.
Public pages carry advertising. Every public page (home, custom, resume, news and friends pages) currently opens with a banner ad slot chosen by us. You cannot remove or disable it, and you may not obscure, alter, block or tamper with it. The ad slot is the only script on a free page; it loads a banner from our own domain and rotates among campaigns we sell directly, or shows our own house banner when there are none. Ad clicks go through a link on our domain that does not tell the advertiser which page the click came from.
We choose the advertisers, campaigns, creatives, placement and ad technology, and we may change any of them at any time without notice, including by working with an advertising network; if we do, the Privacy Policy will describe it. Ad revenue belongs to us; you receive no share of it and no compensation for ads shown on your pages, and you have no say over which ads appear. You may not click ads on your own pages to generate revenue or encourage anyone else to, and you may not add your own advertising to your pages except as allowed under Section 9. We may offer ad-free pages as a paid feature in the future, but nothing in these Terms obliges us to. We do not endorse any advertiser and are not responsible for advertisers' products, services or sites.
The Service has limits that keep it affordable and fair. We may change them at any time without notice. As of the effective date they include:
We may raise, lower, add or remove limits at any time, including for accounts that already exist. We may refuse or delay uploads and generations when the Service is busy, cap daily generations across the Service, pause new sign-ups, or pause generation or any feature for maintenance, cost control or abuse prevention. When a limit is hit, the app tells you. Attempts to exceed or work around a limit are a violation of Section 9.
The editor edits structured content, not HTML. You cannot add your own HTML, scripts, fonts, styles, or colors outside the palette we provide. This keeps every page safe for viewers and consistent with the Service.
We may, at any time and at our sole discretion, with or without notice, and for any reason or no reason, including a suspected violation of these Terms, a report from a third party, a legal request, a court order, a copyright notice (Section 14), or a risk to the Service or any person:
We will give notice where we reasonably can, but we may act without notice where we consider it necessary, for example to stop harm, to comply with law, or to prevent evasion. The Service does not send an automatic notification when we act, except as Sections 13.5 and 14.3 provide. If we suspend or ban your account you will be signed out, sign-in links will stop arriving, and a sign-in link that was already in flight will show a message that the account is suspended; your public pages will show the notice described in Section 13.2. The Service itself does not notify you. You can write to us under Section 13.5.
A takedown is not a deletion, and it does not reach every surface. As the Service is built today it does exactly two things to public content, and leaves the rest reachable.
Replaced or removed by a takedown:
Still reachable during a takedown:
We may remove any of those by hand as well, and we do so where a copyright notice requires it (Section 14.3), but a site takedown alone does not. Your stored profile and site data are kept unless we delete them, so a reinstated site can be republished. While an account is suspended or banned: every session is ended; every editor action is refused; a request for a sign-in link receives the same generic response as any other request, but no link is sent; and a link that was already sent shows a message that the account is suspended. Except as Sections 13.5 and 14.3 provide, we are not required to tell you the reason. The notice states only that the page is not available. It does not state a reason and is not a statement about you or your conduct, and you agree it will not be read as one.
A ban is permanent unless we decide otherwise. To make a ban effective we keep a record of the banned email address, its status, the reason and the date. We keep that record to prevent re-registration and to protect other users, and we retain it after any deletion request to the extent the law allows; we do not use it for any other purpose. Where the law gives you a right to erasure that overrides this, we will keep only what that law permits, which may be a hashed form of the address.
We keep an audit record of moderation actions, including the username affected, the action and the reason, as described in the Privacy Policy.
If you believe we acted in error, write to support@undiscoveredtech.com with your username and an explanation. We will consider what you say, but we are not obliged to reinstate any account, page or content, to explain our decision, or to respond within a set time. Our decision ends our internal review. It does not limit any right you have under Section 21 or under applicable law. If you live in the European Union, we will give you the reason for removing or restricting your content where the law requires it, and you may contest the decision by writing to the address above.
We may enforce these Terms but we are not obliged to. We do not pre-screen pages. Our failure to act on one violation does not waive our right to act on others, and does not make us responsible for the content or conduct of any user.
If your account is suspended or banned, or if we can no longer send email to your address (Section 2.4), you can still ask us at support@undiscoveredtech.com to export or delete your account data. We will verify that you control the account email address before acting. We honor deletion requests from suspended and banned accounts, except for the records described in Sections 13.3 and 13.4 and in the Privacy Policy.
We respect the intellectual property of others and expect you to do the same. We respond to notices of alleged copyright infringement that comply with the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512) and comparable laws.
Send copyright notices to:
Copyright Agent, Undiscovered Tech, LLC
7824 Calico Flower Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89128, United States
Phone: 512-521-4106
Email: support@undiscoveredtech.com
[OWNER TO CONFIRM: register the same name, postal address, phone number and email with the U.S. Copyright Office DMCA Designated Agent Directory at dmca.copyright.gov, keep the registration current, and keep both copies identical. The safe harbor depends on it.]
Your notice must include:
Knowingly misrepresenting that material is infringing may make you liable for damages under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f). We may forward a copy of your notice, including your contact details, to the user who posted the material.
When we receive a valid notice we will expeditiously remove or disable access to the material. Where the material is an image file or the share image, we remove that file from public storage directly, in addition to any site takedown, because a site takedown alone does not remove all images (Section 13.2). [OWNER TO CONFIRM: add a manual runbook step (delete the image object under the username's public path and invalidate the share image path) so this promise is operationally true. Remove this bracket before publishing.] We will send the user who posted the material notice at their account email address with a copy of the notice; if we can no longer send email to that address (Section 2.4), the notice is deemed given on the date we record that we tried to reach you, and we will keep a copy of it to give you on request. Where we cannot remove the material more narrowly, we will take down the whole site, that is every page under the username; today that site-wide takedown is the only automated takedown tool we have. We are not liable to you for removing or disabling access to material in good faith in response to a notice, whether or not the material is ultimately found to be infringing. If a notice does not substantially comply with Section 14.2 but identifies the work, the material and a way to reach you, we will try to contact you so you can complete it.
If your content was removed and you believe the removal was a mistake or misidentification, you may send a counter-notice to the same agent including:
If we receive a valid counter-notice we will promptly send a copy to the original complainant at the address given in their notice (if we cannot send to that address, the copy is deemed sent when we attempt it) and tell them that we will restore the material in 10 business days. We will restore the material not less than 10 and not more than 14 business days after receiving the counter-notice, unless our designated agent first receives notice from the complainant that they have filed a court action seeking to restrain you from the infringing activity. Restoration under this Section does not prevent us from acting under Section 13 for other reasons. Sending a false counter-notice can make you liable for damages.
We will terminate the accounts of users we determine to be repeat infringers, and we may terminate an account after a single notice where we consider it appropriate. We accommodate and do not interfere with standard technical measures used by copyright owners to identify or protect their works.
For complaints about impersonation, trademark misuse, defamation, harassment, personal information posted without consent, content involving a child, or other content that you believe violates these Terms or the law, write to support@undiscoveredtech.com with the URL, a description of the problem and how we can reach you. We will review every report in good faith and may act under Section 13, but we do not promise a particular outcome. We accept reports by email at the address above. If you live in the European Union, we will confirm that we received your report and tell you what we decided, and the user whose content is affected will receive the reason where Section 13.5 applies. We do not promise to remove content that is lawful and complies with these Terms, and we do not mediate disputes between users. We may share the substance of a report with the user concerned. If you are a page owner and someone has signed your guestbook or written to you inappropriately, you can hide or delete the entry and block the sender yourself (Section 10).
While signed in you can download a JSON export of your account. It currently includes your account record (email, user id, username, whether you have used your free generation, and the version and date of the Terms you accepted), your profile, your site, mail you have received (up to 1,000 messages), guestbook entries you have received (up to 1,000) and entries you have written on other pages (up to 500), uploaded-image metadata, friends, friend requests sent and received (all statuses), the accounts you have blocked, the metadata of your AI extraction, and a link to download your original resume file that is valid for 5 minutes. It does not currently include your news posts, the text we extracted from your resume, your hit counter value, your session list, the list of people who have blocked you, or any other person's data beyond what is inside the mail and guestbook entries you received (for mail, the sender's display name and username; for guestbook entries, the signer's username and display name only, never the signer's email address, which we strip from the export as Section 10.3 says). Copy your news posts from the editor if you want to keep them. If you need personal data the export does not include, write to support@undiscoveredtech.com from your account address with your username and we will provide it within the time the law requires (45 days for California residents, one month for EU and UK residents, extendable where the law allows). The contents and format of the export may change.
You can delete your account from the editor by typing your username (or your email address, if you never claimed a username) to confirm. There is no undo and there is no second confirmation step, so any live session can delete the account. When you delete:
Export before you delete. We do not offer recovery.
Deletion does not remove:
Copies that other people, search engines, archives or services made while your pages were public are outside our control. The Privacy Policy has the full list and states which items have a retention period and which do not. Read it before you rely on deletion.
You may stop using the Service at any time and may delete your account as described in Section 15.
We may suspend or terminate your account and your access to the Service at any time, with or without notice and with or without cause, including for any violation of these Terms, for inactivity of at least 12 months, in which case we will send notice to your account email address at least 30 days before termination (if we can no longer send email to that address (Section 2.4), the notice is deemed given on the date we record that we tried to reach you, and we will keep a copy of it to give you on request), or because we discontinue the Service or a feature of it. On termination, your right to use the Service ends immediately. We may delete your content after termination, or may keep it as described in Section 13 and the Privacy Policy. Where termination is not related to a violation, we will try to give you notice and a chance to export your data. To the extent permitted by law, and except where a suspension or termination results from our breach of these Terms or is made in bad faith, we are not liable to you or anyone else for a suspension or termination.
Sections 4, 5.3, 5.6, 6, 9, 10.6, 13.3, 13.4, 13.7, 14, 15.3, 16, 17.1, 17.2, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 24 survive termination, as does any other provision that by its nature should survive.
The Service, including its software, renderer, editor, templates, designs, page formats, page chrome (such as the "Last updated" footer and the "Best viewed" line), graphics, GIF library, prompts, documentation, and the 1995 name and logo, is owned by us or our licensors and protected by copyright, trademark and other laws. Except for the limited right to use the Service under these Terms, we grant you no rights in it. You may not copy or resell the Service, and you may not use the 1995 name, logo or templates to suggest that a page or product is provided by 1995, except to link to or truthfully describe your own 1995 page.
1995 is a nostalgia project. Its design evokes the personal home pages and software of the mid-1990s, and its pages say things like "Best viewed with Netscape Navigator 1.1". Those references are descriptive and nostalgic. 1995 is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Netscape, GeoCities, any internet service provider, or any other company whose products or era the design references. All trademarks belong to their owners.
The Service is young and will change. We may add, change, limit or remove features, templates, limits, core links, page chrome, the ad slot, the AI provider, hostnames and formats at any time, and we may re-render every published page to reflect a change. We may introduce paid features and change what is free. We may suspend or discontinue the Service, in whole or in part, at any time. Where we reasonably can, we will give notice of a discontinuation that would remove your pages, so that you can export.
The Service depends on third-party providers for hosting, email delivery, AI processing and bot verification. As of the effective date they are Amazon Web Services (hosting, storage and database, in the us-east-1 region in the United States), Amazon SES (email delivery), Fireworks AI (AI extraction and copywriting) and Cloudflare Turnstile (bot verification); the Privacy Policy describes what each receives. The Service is hosted in the United States. Our providers may process data in other countries; the Privacy Policy names them. We are not responsible for those providers' actions, outages or terms, and their services may impose their own conditions on you (for example, the bot-check widget shown on sign-in and upload).
THE SERVICE, INCLUDING ALL CONTENT, PAGES, TEMPLATES, AI OUTPUT, FILTERS, MAIL RELAYS, COUNTERS AND FEATURES, IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE", WITH ALL FAULTS, AND WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, WE DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY, QUIET ENJOYMENT, AND ANY WARRANTY ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE.
WITHOUT LIMITING THE ABOVE, WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT: THE SERVICE WILL BE AVAILABLE, UNINTERRUPTED, TIMELY, SECURE OR ERROR-FREE; YOUR PAGE WILL BE GENERATED CORRECTLY OR AT ALL; AI OUTPUT WILL BE ACCURATE, COMPLETE OR SUITABLE; THE CONTACT-DETAIL SCRUB OR ANY OTHER FILTER WILL CATCH ANYTHING IN PARTICULAR; YOUR CONTENT WILL BE PRESERVED, BACKED UP OR DELIVERED; MAIL, GUESTBOOK ENTRIES OR FRIEND REQUESTS WILL BE DELIVERED; SEARCH ENGINES WILL INDEX, OR WILL NOT INDEX, YOUR PAGE; ANY EMPLOYER, RECRUITER OR ANYONE ELSE WILL SEE OR ACT ON YOUR PAGE; ADS SHOWN ON YOUR PAGE WILL BE TO YOUR TASTE; OR THAT USING THE SERVICE WILL PRODUCE ANY RESULT, INCLUDING EMPLOYMENT.
DESCRIPTIONS IN THESE TERMS OF HOW THE SERVICE CURRENTLY WORKS (FOR EXAMPLE WHICH FIELDS ARE PRINTED, HOW BLOCKING AND THE SCRUB BEHAVE, WHAT IS STORED, WHAT IS SHOWN TO WHOM, AND THE CURRENT LIMITS) DESCRIBE OUR DESIGN AS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE. THEY ARE NOT WARRANTIES, THE SERVICE MAY HAVE DEFECTS THAT DEPART FROM THEM, AND WE MAY CHANGE THEM.
WE DO NOT CONTROL, ENDORSE OR TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY CONTENT PUBLISHED BY USERS, ANY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN USERS, ANY ADVERTISER, OR ANY THIRD-PARTY SITE LINKED FROM THE SERVICE. YOU INTERACT WITH OTHER USERS AT YOUR OWN RISK.
THE SERVICE IS A FREE, SMALL, INDEPENDENT PROJECT. KEEP YOUR OWN COPY OF YOUR RESUME AND OF ANYTHING YOU WRITE ON THE SERVICE.
SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN WARRANTIES, SO SOME OF THE ABOVE MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. IN THAT CASE OUR WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE MINIMUM THE LAW REQUIRES, AND NOTHING IN THESE TERMS LIMITS RIGHTS YOU HAVE UNDER THE LAW OF THE PLACE WHERE YOU LIVE THAT CANNOT BE WAIVED BY CONTRACT.
TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, 1995, Undiscovered Tech, LLC, AND ITS OWNERS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, AGENTS, LICENSORS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS (THE "1995 PARTIES") WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, BUSINESS, OPPORTUNITY, EMPLOYMENT, REPUTATION, GOODWILL, DATA OR CONTENT, OR FOR THE COST OF SUBSTITUTE SERVICES, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS OR THE SERVICE, HOWEVER CAUSED AND UNDER ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY (CONTRACT, TORT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, STATUTE OR OTHERWISE), EVEN IF WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF THE 1995 PARTIES FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS OR THE SERVICE WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF (A) ONE HUNDRED US DOLLARS (USD 100) OR (B) THE TOTAL AMOUNT YOU PAID US FOR THE SERVICE IN THE TWELVE MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM. BECAUSE THE SERVICE IS FREE, AMOUNT (B) IS CURRENTLY ZERO, SO THE CAP IS USD 100.
SUBJECT TO THE CAP ABOVE AND TO THE LAST PARAGRAPH OF THIS SECTION, AND EXCEPT WHERE SECTION 2.3 OR 7.3 SAYS OTHERWISE, THE 1995 PARTIES ARE NOT LIABLE FOR: CONTENT YOU PUBLISH OR ITS CONSEQUENCES, INCLUDING CONSEQUENCES OF ITS PUBLIC NATURE; THE CONDUCT OR CONTENT OF ANY OTHER USER OR THIRD PARTY; ANY USE THIRD PARTIES MAKE OF YOUR PUBLIC PAGES; ERRORS IN AI OUTPUT; CONTACT DETAILS OR OTHER INFORMATION THAT THE SCRUB DID NOT REMOVE; UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO YOUR ACCOUNT THROUGH YOUR EMAIL INBOX; ADVERTISEMENTS; THIRD-PARTY SERVICES WE USE; OR LOSS OF CONTENT OR DATA.
THESE LIMITATIONS ARE FUNDAMENTAL TO THE BARGAIN BETWEEN YOU AND US, THE SERVICE WOULD NOT BE OFFERED FOR FREE WITHOUT THEM, AND THEY APPLY EVEN IF A REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW SOME OF THESE LIMITATIONS, AND NOTHING IN THESE TERMS LIMITS LIABILITY THAT CANNOT BE LIMITED BY LAW, INCLUDING LIABILITY FOR FRAUD, FOR DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY CAUSED BY NEGLIGENCE, OR FOR GROSS NEGLIGENCE OR WILLFUL MISCONDUCT WHERE THE LAW SO PROVIDES. IN SUCH CASES OUR LIABILITY IS LIMITED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS.
To the extent permitted by the law of the place where you live, you agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the 1995 Parties from and against any claim, demand, suit, proceeding, loss, liability, damage, cost and expense, including reasonable attorneys' fees, arising out of or relating to: (a) Your Content, including your pages and anything published at your address, and including any claim that it infringes or violates a third party's rights, is inaccurate, discloses confidential information or personal data, or is unlawful; (b) your use of the Service, your interactions with other users, or your conduct toward them; (c) your violation of these Terms; (d) your violation of any law or any right of any person, including intellectual-property, privacy and publicity rights and confidentiality obligations to employers or clients; or (e) any unauthorized use of your account resulting from your failure to secure your email inbox. We may assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter subject to indemnification, at your expense, and you agree to cooperate with our defense. You may not settle any such claim without our written consent. This indemnity does not apply to the extent a claim results from our own negligence, gross negligence, willful misconduct or breach of these Terms, from a defect in the Service that you did not cause, or from Generated Output that you had no reasonable opportunity to review before it was published.
[OWNER TO CONFIRM WITH COUNSEL. This Section, including the arbitration provider and rules, fee allocation, the class-action waiver, the small-claims carve-out, the opt-out mechanics and enforceability for users outside the United States, should be reviewed by a lawyer licensed in Nevada before publication. Before publication, submit this clause to the AAA Consumer Clause Registry and pay the registration fee; AAA declines to administer consumer cases under unregistered clauses.]
PLEASE READ THIS SECTION CAREFULLY. IT REQUIRES YOU TO RESOLVE DISPUTES WITH US THROUGH BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION AND WAIVES YOUR RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL AND TO PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION. YOU MAY OPT OUT AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 21.7.
"Dispute" means any claim or controversy between you and any 1995 Party arising out of or relating to the Service, Your Content, these Terms, the Privacy Policy, or the relationship between us, whether based in contract, tort, statute, fraud, misrepresentation or any other legal theory, and whether arising before or after the effective date of these Terms. Disputes over the interpretation, scope, applicability or enforceability of this Section 21 are for the arbitrator to decide, except that a court decides whether the class-action waiver in Section 21.6 is enforceable.
Before starting arbitration or a lawsuit, the party raising the Dispute must send the other a written notice describing the Dispute, the username involved, and the relief sought. Notices to us go to support@undiscoveredtech.com or 7824 Calico Flower Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89128, United States; notices to you go to your account email address. A notice from us to your account email address is given on the date we send it or, if we cannot send to that address, on the date we record the attempt. The parties will then try in good faith to resolve the Dispute for 60 days from the date the notice is received. Neither side may start arbitration or a lawsuit before those 60 days have passed. Any statute of limitations and any filing-fee deadline is paused during that period. If the Dispute is not resolved in 60 days, either party may proceed under this Section.
Any Dispute not resolved informally will be resolved exclusively by final and binding arbitration before a single neutral arbitrator, and not in court, except as provided in Sections 21.5, 21.7 and 21.9. The Federal Arbitration Act (9 U.S.C. § 1 et seq.) governs this Section. The arbitration will be administered by the American Arbitration Association ("AAA") under its Consumer Arbitration Rules then in effect (available at www.adr.org), except that if any part of this Section conflicts with those rules or with the AAA Consumer Due Process Protocol, the rules and protocol control, or, if AAA is unavailable, by another administrator agreed by the parties or appointed by a court. The arbitrator may award the same relief a court could award to the individual party, but only in favor of the individual party seeking relief and only to the extent needed to resolve that party's individual claim, and must follow these Terms as a court would.
The arbitration may be conducted by written submissions, by telephone or video, or in person in the county where you live, at your election. Each party will bear its own attorneys' fees and costs unless the arbitrator awards them under applicable law or the administrator's rules, or finds that a claim was frivolous or brought for an improper purpose. Fees are allocated under the AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules and its Consumer Fee Schedule. We will pay all AAA filing, administrative and arbitrator fees for any claim, except that if the arbitrator finds your claim frivolous or brought for an improper purpose, fees are allocated under the AAA rules. The arbitrator's award will be in writing and may be entered as a judgment in any court of competent jurisdiction.
Either party may bring an individual claim in small-claims court in the county where you live or in Nevada, provided the claim qualifies for that court and stays there and stays individual. Either party may seek injunctive or other equitable relief in court to protect its intellectual property rights or to stop unauthorized access to, scraping of, or other abuse of the Service, without first going through Sections 21.2 or 21.3. Nothing in this Section prevents you from reporting a complaint to a government agency. Nothing in this Section waives any right you may have under applicable law to seek public injunctive relief in court. If you bring such a claim, it will be decided in court after the arbitrator has decided all individual claims and all individual relief, and Sections 21.2 and 21.6 otherwise continue to apply.
YOU AND WE AGREE THAT EACH MAY BRING CLAIMS AGAINST THE OTHER ONLY IN AN INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN ANY PURPORTED CLASS, COLLECTIVE, CONSOLIDATED OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. THE ARBITRATOR MAY NOT CONSOLIDATE MORE THAN ONE PERSON'S CLAIMS OR PRESIDE OVER ANY FORM OF CLASS OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. TO THE EXTENT ANY CLAIM PROCEEDS IN COURT RATHER THAN ARBITRATION, YOU AND WE EACH WAIVE THE RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL. If a court finds that this Section 21.6 is unenforceable as to a particular claim or request for relief, then that claim or request, and only that claim or request, will be severed and litigated in court under Section 22, and the remaining Disputes will be arbitrated.
You may opt out of this arbitration agreement and the class-action waiver by emailing support@undiscoveredtech.com within 30 days after the date we record your first acceptance under Section 1.1 (or, if no acceptance is recorded, after the date your account record was created, which is the day you first requested a sign-in link; or, if you had an account before the effective date, within 30 days after we first ask you to accept these Terms in the app or first send you notice of them by email, whichever is earlier). The email must come from your account email address, use the subject line "Arbitration opt-out", include your username, and state clearly that you are opting out of arbitration. We will honor an opt-out that clearly identifies your account and states that you want to opt out of arbitration, even if it does not follow this format exactly. If you opt out, this Section 21 (other than Section 21.2, which still applies) will not apply to you or to us, and Disputes will be resolved in the courts described in Section 22. Opting out does not affect any other part of these Terms.
If we change this Section 21 after you accept these Terms, the change will not apply to a Dispute for which you have already given notice under Section 21.2. You may reject a material change to this Section by emailing support@undiscoveredtech.com within 30 days after the change takes effect, in which case the version of this Section you last accepted will continue to apply.
If you live in the European Union, the United Kingdom, or another place whose law does not allow mandatory pre-dispute arbitration or class waivers for consumers, this Section applies only to the extent your law allows, and you keep the right to bring claims in the courts of the place where you live. Nothing in this Section deprives you of any mandatory consumer protection under your local law.
Except as stated in Section 21.6, if any part of this Section 21, including the limitation on relief in Section 21.3, is found unenforceable, that part will be severed and the rest of it remains in effect.
These Terms and any Dispute are governed by the laws of the State of Nevada and, where applicable, the federal laws of the United States, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules that would apply another jurisdiction's law. Subject to Section 21, any Dispute that may be brought in court will be brought exclusively in the state or federal courts located in Nevada, and you and we consent to the personal jurisdiction and venue of those courts. Nothing in this Section deprives you of the protection of mandatory consumer-protection laws of the place where you live, if those laws apply regardless of this choice, and if you are a consumer living outside the United States you may also bring claims in the courts of the country where you live where your law so provides.
The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply to these Terms.
[OWNER TO CONFIRM WITH COUNSEL: some states do not allow a contract to shorten the limitations period for consumers.] To the extent permitted by law, any claim arising out of or relating to the Service or these Terms must be brought within one year after the claim arises, or it is permanently barred.
We may change these Terms at any time. When we do, we will post the revised Terms at https://1995.today/terms.html with a new effective date and version string at the top. For material changes (for example a new fee, a new use of Your Content, a new limit on your rights, or a change to Section 21) we will also give notice by email to your account address or by a prompt in the editor before the change takes effect, where reasonably possible. Changes made to comply with the law or to address security or abuse may take effect immediately. Your continued use of the Service after the effective date of a revised version is your acceptance of it. We record on your account the version string you accepted and when you accepted it, we use that record to decide which version applies to you, and your data export shows both. When we publish a new version, the editor prompts you with the same checkbox described in Section 1.1 and will not let you claim a username, upload a resume, save, publish, post news, send mail, sign guestbooks or send friend requests again until you tick it; requests to do any of those things are refused until then. Your pages stay online, and you can still export or delete your account without accepting. The current version string is printed at the top of this document. If you do not agree to a revised version, stop using the Service and delete your account before the change takes effect. Changes to Section 21 are subject to Section 21.8. We may change the Service itself, including its features, layout, ads, limits and page chrome, without changing these Terms (Sections 4.5, 11, 12 and 17.3).
These Terms, together with any additional terms we post for a specific feature, are the entire agreement between you and us about the Service and replace any prior agreements or understandings. The Privacy Policy at https://1995.today/privacy.html forms part of this agreement only to the extent stated in the introduction to these Terms. Your acknowledgement of the Privacy Policy is not an agreement to it as a contract, and its descriptions of our practices are not promises except where these Terms say so.
If any provision of these Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that provision will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted and the remaining provisions will remain in full force, except as Section 21.6 provides.
Our failure or delay in enforcing any provision is not a waiver of it or of our right to enforce it later. A waiver is effective only if in writing and signed by us.
You may not assign or transfer these Terms or your account, by operation of law or otherwise, without our written consent, and any attempt to do so is void. We may assign or transfer these Terms, in whole or in part, without your consent, including to an affiliate or in connection with a merger, acquisition, reorganization or sale of assets, and these Terms will bind and benefit our successors and assigns.
Except for the 1995 Parties under Sections 19, 20 and 21, these Terms create no rights for anyone other than you and us.
Nothing in these Terms makes you our partner, employee, agent or joint venturer.
We are not liable for any failure or delay caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including failures or outages at our hosting, AI, email or bot-check providers, network or power outages, acts of government, labor disputes, natural disasters, or attacks on the Service.
You may not use the Service if you are located in, or are a resident or national of, a country or territory subject to comprehensive United States sanctions, or if you are on any United States government restricted-party list, and you agree to comply with applicable export control and sanctions laws.
You agree that we may give you notices and other communications electronically, by email to your account address or by posting in the Service, and that electronic communications satisfy any legal requirement that a communication be in writing.
Notices to us go to support@undiscoveredtech.com or 7824 Calico Flower Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89128, United States. Notices to you go to the email address on your account or appear in the app. You are responsible for keeping that address working. If email to your address is suppressed under Section 2.4, a notice from us is given on the date we record the attempt, and it is your responsibility to write to us from another address you control so that we can reach you.
Under California Civil Code Section 1789.3, California users are entitled to the following notice: the Service is provided by Undiscovered Tech, LLC, 7824 Calico Flower Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89128, United States, 512-521-4106, support@undiscoveredtech.com. The Service is currently free of charge. If you have a complaint about the Service or want further information, contact us at that address. You may also contact the Complaint Assistance Unit of the Division of Consumer Services of the California Department of Consumer Affairs in writing at 1625 North Market Blvd., Suite N 112, Sacramento, CA 95834, or by telephone at (800) 952-5210.
Headings and "The short version" are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation. "Including" means "including without limitation". No rule of construction applies against the drafter. These Terms are written in English; any translation is for convenience only, and the English version controls.
Undiscovered Tech, LLC
7824 Calico Flower Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89128, United States
Phone: 512-521-4106
Email: support@undiscoveredtech.com
Use this address for questions about these Terms, abuse and content reports, copyright notices and counter-notices (Section 14), suspension appeals (Section 13.5), export and deletion requests from suspended or banned accounts (Section 13.7), dispute notices (Section 21.2), arbitration opt-outs (Section 21.7) and privacy requests.
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