App End User Licence

How this fits together

This licence is part of our Terms of Use, which govern everything else about your use of Your Fashion Deal. You can read them in full at https://yourfashiondeal.com/terms. Where this licence and the Terms of Use say different things about the app, this licence applies.

Licence terms

This section is the licence agreement for the Your Fashion Deal mobile app. It applies in addition to the rest of these terms.

We grant you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to install and use the app on devices you own or control, for your own non-commercial use. Shop accounts may use it for their own shop.

You may not:

• Copy, modify, translate or create derivative works of the app.
• Reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble it, except to the extent the law expressly permits.
• Rent, lease, lend, sell, sublicense or distribute the app.
• Remove or obscure any notice of ownership.
• Access the service by any automated means, or build a competing service from what you learn.

Objectionable content and abusive behaviour are not permitted, at all. We operate a zero tolerance policy: content that is offensive, abusive, discriminatory, sexually explicit, threatening or otherwise objectionable is removed, and the accounts of users who post it or who abuse other users are terminated. You can report content and block another account from inside the app, and every report reaches a person.

The app updates itself through the app store. Some updates are needed for the app to keep working with our service.

This licence ends if you stop using the app, if you delete your account, or if we terminate it because you broke these terms. When it ends, delete the app.

Apple and Google are not parties to this agreement and have no obligation to provide support or maintenance for the app. This agreement is between you and us alone. Where you obtained the app from the Apple App Store, Apple may enforce these licence terms as a third-party beneficiary, and any claim about the app failing to conform to a warranty is ours to handle, not Apple's.

The app includes third-party open source components. Their licences are listed in the app under Settings, and where an open source licence conflicts with this section, that licence prevails for the component it covers.