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FSuno
Suno, grade F, risk 96 out of 100
SunoF96/100Change TermsThe right to sue in courtThe right to participate in a class action lawsuitRead the full breakdown →FZoom
Zoom, grade F, risk 81 out of 100
ZoomF81/100ArbitrationThe right to sue Zoom in courtThe right to bring class-action claims against ZoomRead the full breakdown →FHBO Max
HBO Max, grade F, risk 81 out of 100
HBO MaxF81/100Auto RenewalThe right to a refund for canceled subscriptionsThe right to participate in a class action lawsuitRead the full breakdown →FCrunchyroll
Crunchyroll, grade F, risk 76 out of 100
CrunchyrollF76/100Account TerminationThe right to sue in courtThe right to participate in a class action lawsuitRead the full breakdown →FSpotify
Spotify, grade F, risk 71 out of 100
SpotifyF71/100Mandatory ArbitrationThe right to sue in courtThe right to participate in a class action lawsuitRead the full breakdown →DVimeo
Vimeo, grade D, risk 65 out of 100
VimeoD65/100Binding ArbitrationThe right to a jury trialThe right to join a class action lawsuitRead the full breakdown →DTwitch
Twitch, grade D, risk 62 out of 100
TwitchD62/100Age LimitThe right to sue for more than last month's paymentThe right to participate in a class action lawsuitRead the full breakdown →
DWells Fargo
Wells Fargo, grade D, risk 53 out of 100
Wells FargoD53/100Binding ArbitrationThe right to a jury trialThe right to be part of a class action lawsuitRead the full breakdown →CGoogle
Google, grade C, risk 49 out of 100
GoogleC49/100Liability limitThe right to sue in court for more than $200 or 12 months of feesThe right to use Google services without giving them a license to your contentRead the full breakdown →CCoinbase
Coinbase, grade C, risk 49 out of 100, changed 2 days ago
CoinbaseC49/100Dispute ResolutionThe right to sue in courtThe right to participate in class action lawsuitsRead the full breakdown →CUber
Uber, grade C, risk 49 out of 100
UberC49/100Forced ArbitrationThe right to sue in courtThe right to bring a class action lawsuitRead the full breakdown →CSteam
Steam, grade C, risk 47 out of 100
SteamC47/100Liability LimitationThe right to sue in court in certain casesThe right to transfer your account or subscriptionsRead the full breakdown →CWikimedia
Wikimedia Foundation, grade C, risk 46 out of 100
Wikimedia FoundationC46/100No WarrantyThe right to sue in court for more than the amount paid to the Wikimedia FoundationThe right to use the Wikimedia Foundation's services without agreeing to their termsRead the full breakdown →CGitHub
GitHub, grade C, risk 46 out of 100
GitHubC46/100TerminationThe right to sue in court for more than last month's paymentThe right to use GitHub if you're under 13Read the full breakdown →
BAdobe
Adobe, grade B, risk 20 out of 100
AdobeB20/100Limitation of LiabilityThe right to sue in court for more than last month's paymentThe right to use Adobe's products and services without giving them a license to your contentRead the full breakdown →BPinterest
Pinterest, grade B, risk 19 out of 100
PinterestB19/100Limitation of LiabilityThe right to sue in courtThe right to participate in a class actionRead the full breakdown →BSlack
Slack, grade B, risk 19 out of 100
SlackB19/100Binding AgreementThe right to dispute termsThe right to use the service without a contractRead the full breakdown →BValve
Valve Corporation, grade B, risk 15 out of 100
Valve CorporationB15/100Unilateral ChangesThe right to sue in court for damages caused by Valve's negligenceThe right to transfer or sell your Steam accountRead the full breakdown →
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