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selling or sharing your data, reading your private messages, giving up the right to sue in court, passing your data on if the company is sold.
rights over the things you post or upload, refusing to let you delete your account, changing the terms without asking you, locking you in for a year or more, refusing responsibility when things go wrong, closing your account at any time, tracking you across sites and apps, keeping your data after you leave, keeping rights to your content after you leave, using your name or photo in ads, combining your data across their products, denying responsibility if your data leaks, renewing your subscription automatically, making you pay their legal costs, forcing disputes into their home courts, taking ownership of your ideas and feedback. These usually live in a document we haven’t read yet.