Neurodigits Inc., a registered corporation of the State of Delaware, United States, is the Operator of the “FamTiVi Service” at Neurodigits.com, through which users can create, curate, save, share, and utilize playlists under the terms and conditions set out below.

The FamTiVi Service allows users to use the FamTiVi application to create, curate, save, share, and utilize Playlists of third party content. Use of the FamTiVi service (the “Service”) means any user interaction with the FamTiVi Application, such as viewing a Playlist or sharing, editing, removing or adding content to a Playlist.

For logged-in Users, the data associated with the Service are automatically stored on data repositories under the Operator’s control. Unless a user marks a playlist as private using the relevant controls of the Application (hereinafter such playlist is referred to as a “public playlist”), the Operator will post the playlist on a publicly accessible web server for the purpose of sharing and disseminating knowledge.

The Service may utilize anonymized versions of Playlists to improve the Service, and create new Playlist suggestions. Playlist suggestions may be imported into a user’s account and utilized like any other Playlist.

Anyone can access the service free of charge. However, some parts of the Service may only be available to registered (logged in) users. Some parts of the Service may be available only to registered users and for a fee.

The Operator assumes no warranty and assumes no responsibility for the non-functionality, unavailability and/or security of the Service, for the failure to save and view Playlists, for the leakage of information about the User of the Service, for the loss and/or corruption of data stored or created by the User, or for any other consequences resulting from the use of the Service.

The Operator reserves the right to delete data of Users who violate legal regulations and to temporarily restrict access to data suspected of violating legal regulations. The Operator may check the data in case of such suspicion, but shall not be liable for it.

By using the Service, users do not acquire any intellectual property rights in the Service or in the content created by other users that they access. Intellectual property rights in User-generated content remain the property of the User.

The User grants the Operator a worldwide license to use, host, store, reproduce, modify, create derivative works from, communicate, publish, perform, publicly display and distribute Playlists in anonymized form. The rights so granted are used for the purpose of sharing knowledge among users of the Service, improving the Service and further developing the Service.

The Operator grants the User a personal, non-transferable, non-exclusive, limited, and freely revocable license to use the software provided as part of the Service. The exclusive purpose of this licence is to enable the use of the Service. No part of the Service or the software enabling the use of the Service may be reverse engineered, copied, modified, distributed, sold or rented.

Users are expected to respect any original copyrights or licenses associated to linked content. The Operator does not claim the rights of or ability to modify copyrights and licenses of linked material. Users may need to provide their own means, such as logging into third-party sites, to view content specified within a Playlist.

This Service uses the YouTube API to retrieve and display video content. By using any features of this Service that rely on the YouTube API, including but not limited to searching for YouTube content, create Playlists, viewing or interacting with YouTube videos or Playlists, users are agreeing to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service.

Per the guidelines of the YouTube Data API, the Operator is required to refresh any YouTube related content such as, but not limited to, video links, video thumbnails, video descriptions, and channel names associated with videos such that the content displayed on the Service is consistent with what is available through the YouTube Data API. As a consequence, videos that are found to be deleted or made private via the YouTube Data API will be removed from the Service, and removed from associated Playlists that reference them on this Service.

The Operator collects personal identifiers of Users for the purpose of identifying content created by them. This is necessary for the functionality of the Service, so that the Application can retrieve and display the content created by the User and, conversely, prevent access to the content of other Users who have not given their permission. These personal identifiers may be created based on the user’s email address.

To log in to the Application, the User may use an account registered with a third party, such as Google. In this case, the Service may transmit login information to these third parties for authentication purposes. The login data may also be stored in the form of so-called cookies on the user’s device - in order to speed up the login to the Application.

The Operator uses third-parties technical resources to store content from users, including metadata in the form of personal identifiers.

By using the Service, the User acknowledges that the Operator collects the aforementioned data for the purpose of providing the Service.

The Operator may collect certain other data for the purpose of improving the Service based on the User’s consent. Please see the FamTiVi Privacy Policy for details.

For services that rely on Google APIs (including login and video data), users are also subject to the Google Privacy Policy.

Children may not access or use the Service unless their use is directly authorized by their parent, guardian or another authorized adult (such as a teacher) who agrees to be bound by these Terms. For purposes of these Terms, a child is a person under the age of 13 (or the minimum legal age required to provide consent for processing of personal data in the country where the child is located).

Children may be allowed access by an adult who creates a “Learner Account” which does not require an e-mail address to login.  In so doing, the adult must login with their credentials, and the child may then access a sub-account using a PIN that the adult assigns to the Child. This helps to ensure that the adult is indeed allowing access to the Service.