Introduction

These Terms of Service (the “Terms”) constitute a legally binding agreement governing access to and use of iisacc.com and its subpages (the “Site”), as well as the use of digital solutions and related content offered, sold, or distributed through the Site (collectively, the “Services”). In these Terms, “Operator” means iisacc.com, the South Korean sole-proprietor business registered under Business Registration No. 725-11-03214 and represented on the Site by Justmoong, and “User” refers to any individual or legal entity that accesses the Site or uses the Services. By accessing the Site or using the Services, the User acknowledges that these Terms apply and is deemed to have agreed to be bound by them.

If the User does not agree to all or any part of these Terms, the User must not access the Site or use the Services. The Services may include, without limitation, software applications, installers, updates, license keys, documentation, text, images, and other materials. Due to the nature of the Services, specific solutions or features may be subject to separate license terms, additional terms, notices, or policies (e.g., refund policy, documents relating to personal data processing). In such cases, those additional terms apply together with these Terms, and to the extent of any conflict, the relevant additional terms may prevail.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Operator may modify the Services, the manner in which they are provided, pricing, features, policies, and these Terms from time to time. Where these Terms are changed, the Operator may provide notice by posting the changes on the Site or by other reasonable means. The User’s continued access to the Site or use of the Services after such changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms. However, where applicable law requires additional notice or consent procedures, or where a change may cause material disadvantage to the User, the Operator will follow the procedures mandated by law.

These Terms are intended to clarify the rights, obligations, and scope of responsibility between the User and the Operator. The User must comply with all applicable laws and regulations and respect third-party rights in connection with use of the Services. These Terms, together with any service-related notices, solution-specific conditions, and policy documents, form the governing framework for use of the Services. Matters not expressly addressed herein are governed by applicable law and generally accepted practices. The effective date of these Terms and additional information such as the Operator’s contact details will be specified in notices or service information posted on the Site.

Ownership of Site

Principle of Vesting and Retention of Rights: All rights, title, and interests in and to iisacc.com and its subpages (the “Site”), and all materials and components provided through the Site (collectively, the “Site Content”), vest in the Operator or the rightful owner. The Site Content may include phrases, documents, images, videos, source code, user interfaces, icons, logos, trademarks, designs, compilations, the selection and arrangement of data, downloadable files, software and its updates and related documentation, and any other works or information displayed or provided on the Site. The User is granted only those rights of use expressly permitted under these Terms and related notices, and the Operator retains and owns all rights not expressly granted.

Intellectual Property: The Site and the Site Content are protected by copyright, trademark rights, trade secrets, laws and regulations relating to the prevention of unfair competition, and other laws and regulations relating to intellectual property. The User does not acquire any ownership interest in the Site or the Site Content, and use under these Terms does not constitute a transfer or disposition of any rights. Without the Operator’s prior written consent, the User must not reproduce, distribute, transmit, publicly transmit (including making available to the public), display, perform, create derivative works, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, data mine, scrape, or otherwise use, alter, or tamper with all or any part of the Site Content, or distribute it to any third party. However, acts that are recognized on a limited basis to the extent permitted as mandatory provisions of applicable law are excepted within that permitted scope.

Limited Permission to Use: The Operator may grant the User a limited right to access the Site and view the Site Content on a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable basis. Such permission is limited to the technical and operational scope necessary for the normal use of the Site, and, except where the Operator expressly states otherwise, does not permit commercial reuse, resale, redistribution, mirroring, or incorporation into any third-party service. The right to use software solutions provided through the Site may be governed by separate solution-specific license terms or additional terms, and where such terms exist, the User must comply with them with priority.

Trademarks and Identifiers: The Operator’s name, logo, solution names, service names, and other identifiers displayed on the Site may be trademarks or marks of the Operator or other rights holders. Without the Operator’s prior written consent, the User must not use or register them, adopt them as a domain name or social media handle, use them as metatags or search advertising keywords, or otherwise use them in a manner likely to cause confusion.

Third-Party Rights and Materials: The Site may include content or components the rights to which belong to third parties, and such materials may be subject to the third parties’ terms of use or licenses. The User must comply with the notices of third-party rights holders and any applicable licenses, and the Operator may limit its liability, to the extent permitted by applicable law, for disputes arising from the User’s violation of third-party licenses.

Contents License

All content that is displayed, provided, distributed, downloaded, or otherwise accessible through the Site (the “Content”) constitutes a collection of works and information that belongs to the Operator and the rightful owners, and what is provided to the User is not a transfer of ownership of the Content itself, but merely a limited permission to use the Content (a license). The User does not acquire any copyright, ownership, title, or other intellectual property rights in or to the Content through viewing, executing, downloading, or otherwise using the Content, and the Operator’s rights and title are in no event assigned, transferred, or exhausted. The Operator reserves all rights not expressly granted under these Terms.

The User’s act of viewing or downloading Content from the Site is, independently of the rights in the original work held by the Operator or the rightful owners, nothing more than an act of being permitted to access or use a digital copy (the “Copy”) that the Site displays, transmits, or provides to the User. Even if the User possesses or stores a Copy, the User does not acquire ownership of the Copy or the original work, and access to or use of a Copy does not mean a transfer, disposition, creation of any shared interest, or any other change in rights in the original copyright. Likewise, even if a third party is in a position to access or view the Content or a Copy thereof, this merely constitutes the ability to access that Copy, is unrelated to the copyright and ownership of the original work, and does not give rise to any additional rights.

The Operator may grant the User a limited right, on a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, and revocable basis, to (i) perform temporary reproduction to the extent technically unavoidable in the course of using the Site (e.g., caching during communications, loading into memory for rendering, etc.), and (ii) view the Content in accordance with the manner ordinarily provided by the Site, or, only for Content for which the Operator expressly permits download, to download and use such Content. Except where the Operator expressly states otherwise, this provision does not permit commercial use, resale, redistribution, sharing, mirroring, public posting, incorporation into any third-party service or database, building of competing services, or large-scale collection for learning or analysis purposes. Any portion of the Content that constitutes a software solution may be further restricted or otherwise governed by separate solution-specific license terms or additional terms, and where such terms exist, those terms will apply with priority.

Without the Operator’s prior written consent, the User must not reproduce, distribute, transmit, publicly transmit, display, perform, rent, sell, translate, modify, edit, create derivative works of, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, scrape, data mine, remove or alter watermarks, copyright notices, or rights management information, circumvent technical protection measures, or engage in any other similar acts with respect to all or any part of the Content or any Copy thereof. Any acts exceptionally permitted pursuant to mandatory provisions of law are recognized only to the minimum extent allowed by such mandatory provisions.

If the User violates these Terms or related notices, this Content license may be terminated immediately regardless of any procedure or notice separately prescribed by the Operator, and the Operator may restrict or block access to the Site and the Content. Upon termination of the license, the User must cease using and delete, to the extent reasonably possible, any Copies of the Content existing on the User’s devices or storage media, except for technical remnants beyond the Operator’s control. The Operator’s ownership and intellectual property rights will continue to remain in effect after termination, and if the User violates the foregoing, the Operator may seek reasonable damages from the User.

Specific Permissions and Priority

Notwithstanding the general restrictions above, the Operator provides two narrower public permissions. The iisacc Free Digital Asset License governs only the six files expressly identified there as Covered Assets and permits the commercial use, modification, incorporation, distribution as part of an End Product, and showcase of user-created End Products described in that license. The iisacc Media and Review Permission governs only the screenshots, recordings, quotations, translations, and summaries used for compliant news, review, criticism, commentary, comparison, tutorial, and demonstration coverage.

Within those exact scopes, the applicable specific permission controls over a conflicting restriction in these Terms or the general iisacc License. A use that fully complies with a specific permission is not a violation of these Terms merely because these Terms otherwise prohibit copying, modification, commercial use, screenshots, recordings, quotations, translation, or summarization. Outside those express scopes, these Terms and the general iisacc License continue to apply.

A product-specific EULA governs acquisition, installation, activation, and operation of iisacc software; the Media and Review Permission governs publication of qualifying coverage of a lawfully obtained product. The Free Digital Asset License governs reuse of its Covered Assets; it does not apply to third-party material, software, product identity, or general Site Content. Third-party material remains subject to the applicable third-party terms. No specific permission creates rights in a different category of material or activity by implication.

Your Use of the Site

The User shall access and use the Site only by viewing the pages as they are visually rendered in a standard web browser environment (including text, images, layout, interface elements, buttons, and links) and only within the scope of functions expressly provided on the Site by the Operator. Any benefit the User may obtain from use of the Site is strictly limited to (a) confirming Content as displayed on the Site’s screens and (b) ordinary, incidental interactions necessary for such viewing (e.g., navigating pages, searching, scrolling, and using download buttons or links expressly provided by the Operator). Unless the Operator expressly states otherwise, use of the Site does not constitute and shall not be construed as any acquisition, transfer, sharing, or re-use right in or to any component of the Site or any data.

The User shall not collect, extract, analyze, reconstruct, reproduce, or otherwise use—nor use the Site on the basis of—any elements that are not visually displayed on the Site’s screens, including without limitation HTML/CSS/JavaScript, network requests and responses, API endpoints, headers, metadata, resource paths, server structure, logs, database contents or schema, hidden text, or comments. Any attempt to observe, harvest at scale, or re-implement the Site’s information or behavior through automated tools or methods—such as crawlers, scripts, bots, headless browsers, proxies, packet capture, or reverse-engineering techniques—is prohibited, as it undermines the Site’s intended purpose and normal operation. Notwithstanding the foregoing, temporary storage that is technically unavoidable in the course of ordinary browsing (e.g., browser caching, loading into memory for rendering) is permitted solely to the extent necessary for normal use of the Site.

Without the Operator’s prior written consent, the User shall not reproduce, republish, distribute, transmit, publicly transmit (including making available to the public), mirror, frame, embed, publicly share screenshots or recordings, incorporate into any third-party website, platform, community, or database, or otherwise re-circulate, in whole or in part, the Site or any Site Content by any means. Even where external provision of information obtained or confirmed through the Site is exceptionally permitted under mandatory provisions of applicable law, such conduct is permitted only to the minimum extent required by those mandatory provisions, and the User shall not damage or impair the source, context, rights notices, technical protection measures, or any related notices.

The User shall not excerpt, edit, rearrange, translate, summarize, modify, or selectively present the Site Content in any manner that distorts its original meaning, context, intent, or function, damages the Operator’s reputation, trust, or brand identification, or causes misunderstanding or confusion to third parties. The User shall not use the Site or any Content in a manner that suggests that the Site or Content endorses, recommends, guarantees, or sponsors any claim, solution, service, viewpoint, or third party, nor combine it with any expression that falsely implies affiliation with, approval by, or official status from the Operator.

The User shall not use the Site in any manner that violates applicable law. In particular, the User shall not engage in: (i) any act that infringes the rights of third parties, including intellectual property rights, personal data rights, trade secrets, portrait rights, or reputation; (ii) distribution of malware, vulnerability scanning or exploitation, generation of abnormal traffic, denial-of-service (DoS/DDoS), or any other act that impairs the availability, integrity, or security of the Site; (iii) circumvention of access restrictions, neutralization of authentication or security controls, or evasion of technical protection measures; (iv) any act that arbitrarily alters the Site’s presentation or delivery flow so that it is perceived as having a different meaning; or (v) any use intended to encroach upon or replace the Site’s purpose, including building competing services, creating substitute sites, or conducting large-scale collection for learning or analysis purposes.

The purpose of this section is to require the User to use the Site only in the “human-perceivable form as presented,” so that the meaning of the Content, its delivery context, its reliability, and the Site’s operational purpose are not compromised. Where the Operator determines that a User’s manner of use causes or is likely to cause material harm to the Site’s normal operation, reliability, preservation of meaning, or protection of rights, the Operator may, to the extent permitted by applicable law, restrict access or implement technical measures. Any specific sanctions or procedures shall be governed by other provisions of these Terms.

Payments and Refunds

1. Paddle as Merchant of Record: Payment for Vincent and any other solution expressly offered through Paddle Checkout is made to Paddle, which acts as merchant of record and processes payment credentials, authentication, taxes, receipts, refunds, and chargebacks under the Paddle Buyer Terms. The Operator does not directly collect, store, or process card numbers, payment-account passwords, or equivalent payment credentials. Formation of the purchase and delivery are determined from Paddle’s objectively verifiable confirmation of payment.

2. Fourteen-Day Refund Window: A User may request a full refund for a Vincent purchase within 14 calendar days of the transaction date. A timely request does not require proof of a defect or a reason. The request must be submitted through the refund or support link in the Paddle receipt or at paddle.net. The Operator will support the timely request, and Paddle will process it under the Paddle Refund Policy. If mandatory law or Paddle’s applicable policy gives the User broader rights, those broader rights apply.

3. Refund Effect: Paddle normally returns an approved refund to the original payment method. Once a refund is approved, the corresponding Vincent entitlement and future installer access are revoked. Refund processing time, payment-method handling, and any rights outside the voluntary 14-day window follow Paddle’s Refund Policy and applicable mandatory law.

4. Solution Delivery and the Nature of the License: After payment is confirmed, the Operator may enable the User to use the solution by providing a download, license key, activation information, or a comparable means of delivery. Delivery grants a license to use the solution rather than transferring ownership. This delivery model does not reduce the 14-day refund right stated above.

5. Separate Policy: The public Payments and Refund Policy forms part of these Terms and repeats the same 14-calendar-day refund window and Paddle request channel.

About Privacy

iisacc.com is a direct-sales channel operated as a dynamic website, but it does not provide account creation, login, profiles, comments, messaging, or subscription-based membership. The Operator does not create a named user profile merely because a user visits the Site. If Vincent direct purchase is enabled, the Site maintains a narrow server-side transaction-entitlement record containing the payment-provider transaction, any applicable captured-payment identifier, currency, total and post-credit grand total, a random access identifier, expiry, signed-link count and timestamps, release access, revocation state, and retention deadline. This record exists to confirm delivery and enforce access; it is not a membership or advertising profile.

Payment credentials, billing details, and payment authentication are entered and processed within Paddle Checkout, with Paddle acting as merchant of record. For enabled Vincent checkout, the Operator verifies a completed Paddle transaction, the approved one-time product and price, the Paddle-settled amount after any customer credit, and browser-bound checkout state, then persists the limited transaction and entitlement identifiers needed for secure delivery, refunds, disputes, and transaction-record retention. The Operator does not store card numbers, payment-account passwords, postal addresses, or equivalent payment credentials. AWS hosts the Site and server routes and processes the private installer objects, checkout-state and requester-pseudonym records, and limited entitlement, payment-event, and revocation records on the Operator’s behalf through AWS Amplify, Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL, Amazon S3, AWS Secrets Manager, and EventBridge Scheduler.

The Site does not use cookies, local storage (localStorage), IndexedDB, or advertising identifiers to track user behavior. Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, advertising pixels, behavioral analytics services, and custom analytics events are not used. The current Site shell does not load a site analytics client. Color Workbench at /Solutions/ColorWorkbench and color.app.iisacc.com, Vincent checkout completion paths, Paddle transaction-link paths, and private download paths are not tracked as analytics page views or analytics events by the Site. When a purchaser starts Vincent checkout, a separate random HttpOnly, SameSite cookie is used for each active checkout for no more than seven days solely to bind that payment return to the initiating browser. Successful browser reconciliation deletes only the matching cookie; webhook-first fulfillment leaves it until browser reconciliation or expiry. Opening an order access link removes its fragment token from the address bar. An active token is exchanged for a separate HttpOnly, SameSite Strict cookie scoped to /Store/Vincent/Download; a valid inactive token displays its read-only state without being stored. The active-token cookie expires with the entitlement or after 30 days at the latest and can be removed with the page’s “Forget access” action. These cookies are not used for analytics.

If a user voluntarily provides information through an explicit contact channel such as email—for example, to submit an inquiry, bug report, or refund request—such information is processed solely for the purpose of responding to the request and resolving the issue. The information is retained only for the period necessary to process the request and, unless retention is required by law, is deleted or anonymized without undue delay once the purpose has been fulfilled. The Operator does not use voluntarily provided information for marketing, resale, or disclosure to third parties beyond its original purpose.

The Operator complies with the fundamental principles of personal information protection to the extent required by applicable law and, unless the Site is converted into a service that treats personal information as a core asset, maintains a service structure that minimizes the scope of collection, use, and retention of personal information. This statement is intended to definitively describe the scope and limits of personal information processing based on the Site’s actual operating model. If the Site’s functions or processing practices change in the future, the Operator may provide clear notice of such changes by updating a separate privacy policy and/or publishing a relevant notice.

Warranties and Disclaimers

The Site, Content, software solutions, and all related materials and functions (collectively, the “Services”) are provided, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, on an “as is” and “as available” basis. The Operator makes no express or implied warranties of any kind with respect to the Services, including any warranties of accuracy, completeness, timeliness, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, security, uninterrupted availability, error-free operation, compatibility (including with any specific operating system, hardware, network, or third-party software environment), or any results obtained from use of the Services. Any descriptions, documentation, examples, guidance, or support provided by the Operator are provided for informational purposes only and, absent a separate written agreement, shall not be construed as creating any warranty.

What the User acquires by purchase or otherwise is not ownership of the Services or any component thereof, but only a limited permission to use (a license) within the scope set forth in these Terms and any solution-specific terms. Such license exists independently of the Operator’s and rightful owners’ ownership, title, and intellectual property rights, and the User’s use of the Services shall not be interpreted to mean that the Operator’s rights or title are transferred, exhausted, or otherwise disposed of, nor that any broad warranty obligations regarding the quality or suitability of the Services arise on the Operator.

The Operator may modify, suspend, restrict, or update all or part of the Services at its discretion. The Operator does not guarantee the continued availability of any specific feature, the maintenance of any specific version, the provision of updates for any particular period, or technical support for any particular environment. The mere fact that the User claims to have suffered damages due to a change to or discontinuation of the Services shall not, by itself, give rise to liability on the part of the Operator, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Operator shall not be liable for any damages arising out of or in connection with the User’s use of, or inability to use, the Services. This includes, without limitation, direct damages as well as indirect, special, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages, loss of data, business interruption, loss of expected profits, costs of substitute services, reputational harm, and any third-party claims or liabilities. The Operator shall also not be liable for damages caused by circumstances beyond the Operator’s reasonable control, including internet outages, communication delays, issues in hosting or deployment environments, failures or policy changes of third-party payment service providers, updates to operating systems or third-party software, the User’s environment configuration or security posture, malware infection, or the User’s misuse, abuse, or violation of these Terms.

Even where the Operator’s liability could be at issue, no liability shall arise unless the User proves, with specific and objective evidence, that the Operator acted with intent or gross negligence and that such conduct was the direct and primary cause of the damage. Ordinary negligence, the inherent possibility of defects in software, individual differences in user environments, mismatches in expectations, or subjective dissatisfaction shall not constitute grounds for liability. Nothing herein eliminates or restricts any statutory rights that cannot be waived under mandatory provisions of applicable law.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, if the Operator is found liable for any reason, the Operator’s total aggregate liability shall be limited to the lower of (i) the amount actually paid by the User for the solution at issue or (ii) the amount paid by the User to the Operator within a reasonable period immediately preceding the event giving rise to the dispute. The Operator shall not be liable for any damage that the User could reasonably have avoided or mitigated, nor for any portion of damage attributable to the User’s fault or combined with causes attributable to third parties, to the extent of such contribution.

If any third-party claim, investigation, dispute, damage, or cost (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arises against the Operator due to the User’s breach of these Terms, unlawful conduct, infringement of rights, or misuse or abuse of the Services, the User shall, to the extent permitted by applicable law, indemnify and hold harmless the Operator and compensate the Operator for such losses.

Dispute Resolution

If any dispute, objection, claim, or interpretive disagreement arises between the User and the Operator in connection with these Terms or the Site and Services, the User shall first notify the Operator in a reasonably identifiable manner (including by written notice or email to the contact information posted on the Site), and the parties shall engage in good-faith discussions to seek an amicable resolution.

No claim against the Operator shall be recognized, and the Operator shall prevail in any dispute, unless the User proves, with specific, objective, and conclusive evidence, that the Operator acted with intent or gross negligence, and that such conduct was the direct and primary cause of the User’s alleged damages. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, all disputes arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Services shall be governed by the laws of the jurisdiction of the Operator’s registered address (or principal place of business), and the courts having jurisdiction over the Operator’s registered address (or principal place of business) shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

Violations of the Terms

If the User violates these Terms, any related notices, solution-specific license terms, the Payments and Refunds policy, or any other conditions posted or announced by the Operator on the Site (collectively, the “Conditions”), such conduct shall be deemed a serious unlawful and improper act that goes beyond a mere contractual breach and that infringes the Operator’s rights, the normal operation of the Services, and the Site’s purpose and reliability. A “violation” includes not only breaches of express prohibitions, but also any attempt to circumvent or defeat the purpose of the Conditions, any act of inducing, aiding, abetting, or facilitating a violation, any act carried out indirectly through a third party, any act of exploiting a violation’s outcome or enjoying its benefits, and any other act that the Operator reasonably determines to constitute a violation of the Conditions. A violation may be established regardless of whether actual damages have occurred, and may be recognized from the moment the violating act is carried out, the attempt is initiated, or even at the stage of preparation for or attempt to commit a violation.

The scope of violations includes, without limitation, the following: collecting, extracting, analyzing, reconstructing, or reproducing, or using the Site on the basis of, non-visible elements beyond what is visually rendered on the Site (including HTML/CSS/JavaScript, network requests and responses, API endpoints, headers, metadata, resource paths, server structure, logs, database contents or schema, hidden text, or comments); observing, harvesting at scale, or re-implementing the Site’s information or behavior through automated tools, crawlers, scripts, bots, headless browsers, proxies, packet capture, or reverse-engineering methods; reproducing, republishing, distributing, transmitting, publicly transmitting (including making available), mirroring, framing, embedding, or publicly sharing screenshots or recordings of all or any part of the Site or its Content; incorporating the Site or Content into any third-party website, platform, community, database, learning dataset, or using it to build competing services or to create substitute sites; excerpting, editing, rearranging, translating, summarizing, modifying, or selectively presenting Content in a manner that distorts its meaning, context, intent, or function, damages the Operator’s reputation, trust, or brand identification, or causes misunderstanding or confusion; and falsely implying affiliation with, approval by, or official status from the Operator, or making it appear as though the Operator endorses, recommends, guarantees, or sponsors any claim, solution, service, viewpoint, or third party.

Violations also include, in particular, any act directed at software solutions or related materials such as reverse engineering, decompilation, disassembly, unauthorized patching or modification, sharing, lending, or transferring license keys, bypassing authentication or activation procedures, evading technical protection measures, removing or altering watermarks, copyright notices, or rights management information, vulnerability scanning or exploitation, distribution of malware, generating abnormal traffic, or denial-of-service (DoS/DDoS) and other acts that impair security, availability, or integrity. With respect to payments and refunds, violations include fraudulent payments, use of payment instruments in another person’s name or otherwise unlawfully obtained, abuse of chargebacks or the refund system, or continued use of Content or licenses after a completed refund. An ordinary refund request made within the 14-calendar-day window is not a violation and requires no defect proof or reason. Any act that violates applicable law, infringes third-party rights (including intellectual property rights, personal data rights, trade secrets, portrait rights, or reputation), or entails violation of third-party licenses constitutes a violation in itself, and the Operator may treat it as a separate category of violation and respond strictly.

Where a violation is confirmed or reasonably suspected, the Operator shall have the authority, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, to take immediate action without prior notice. Such actions may include restricting or blocking access to the Site and Services; suspending delivery mechanisms such as downloads, activation, or updates; suspending, revoking, or permanently terminating the license; invalidating license keys or activation information; restricting or prohibiting future purchases or use; demanding deletion and disposal of materials created, copied, or distributed through the violating conduct; submitting deletion (takedown) requests to third-party platforms, hosting providers, or search engines; reporting anomalous transactions to and cooperating with payment service providers; applying or strengthening technical protection measures deemed necessary for security; and preserving evidence and conducting internal investigations (including reasonable review of logs and technical records). The Operator may implement such measures individually or in combination. The Operator’s measures are for prevention, containment, and protection of rights, shall take effect immediately, and the User may not demand separate compensation from the Operator solely for a lawful enforcement measure. Nothing in this section limits the 14-calendar-day refund right, Paddle’s Refund Policy, or mandatory consumer rights. A timely refund request remains governed by the Payments and Refund Policy, while an approved refund revokes the corresponding license and future installer access. In particular, any license or access right obtained while in violation of the Conditions shall not be protected as a legitimate right, and the Operator shall have no obligation to restore such rights prior to remediation of the violation, or at all.

If the User’s violation causes damage to the Operator, or if the risk of damage is realized, the User shall be liable for all such damages. The scope of compensation includes direct damages as well as indirect and consequential damages, business losses, loss of expected profits, reputational harm, costs of data or service restoration, infringement response and investigation costs, takedown and platform response costs, costs of responding to administrative or judicial proceedings, and reasonable attorneys’ fees and expert fees. Even where the nature of the violation makes it difficult to calculate damages with precision, the Operator may, to the extent permitted by applicable law, seek damages based on reasonable criteria, restitution of unjust enrichment, injunctive relief and removal of interference, preliminary injunctions, and other preventive or preservative remedies, and the User expressly acknowledges that the Operator may have a legitimate need to seek immediate relief to protect its rights. If the User is a legal entity or organization, employees, officers, agents, or actual users who directed, approved, aided, or abetted the violating act may be held responsible to the extent of their involvement, and, where multiple persons participated in a violation, the Operator may assert joint and several liability to the extent permitted by applicable law.

The Operator’s failure to enforce any right at any time, or any delay or forbearance with respect to a particular violation, shall not be construed as a waiver, release, or limitation of the Operator’s rights. The Operator may fully enforce its rights under the Conditions at any time with respect to the same or similar violations. This section is intended to prescribe, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Operator’s enforcement authority and the User’s responsibilities in strong terms.