Terms of Use
These Terms of Use (“Terms”) outline the rules for accessing Nesabamedia.com (“Site”), a platform providing technology articles, software downloads, tutorials, and related content. By visiting, browsing, or interacting with the Site, users agree to these Terms. Nesabamedia.com reserves the right to update them periodically.
Account Creation and Security
Certain features like comments or downloads require a Nesabamedia account. Users must be of legal age, provide accurate information, and keep login details confidential. Nesabamedia.com may suspend or terminate accounts for violations without notice.
Users bear full responsibility for account activity. Notify admin@nesabamedia.com immediately of any unauthorized access. Third-party logins follow those services’ rules.
Acceptable Site Usage
Access the Site “as is” for personal, non-commercial review of tech content and downloads. Prohibited actions include illegal use, uploading harmful code, spamming, or infringing copyrights.
Follow these content standards for comments or submissions:
- Accurate and lawful.
- No hate speech, violence promotion, or defamation.
- Respect intellectual property; no unauthorized sharing.
Violations lead to content removal, account bans, or legal action. Nesabamedia.com moderates at its discretion but disclaims liability for user content.
Intellectual Property and Downloads
All Site content belongs to Nesabamedia.com or licensors. Users get limited viewing rights; no copying or redistribution without permission. Downloaded software follows third-party licenses—Nesabamedia.com provides links only.
Report infringements to dmca@nesabamedia.com. Users grant Nesabamedia.com a license to display submitted content non-exclusively.
Disclaimers and Liability Limits
The Site offers general information without warranties of accuracy or availability. Nesabamedia.com excludes liability for errors, interruptions, or third-party software issues to the fullest extent allowed by law.
No responsibility for user reliance on content or links. Force majeure events excuse service disruptions.