Reddit User Agreement (US)
Read our summary of Reddit's User Agreement (US).
Key considerations
Reddit can modify, suspend, or discontinue services at any time without notice.
You grant Reddit a perpetual, irrevocable license to use your content in various ways.
Your account can be terminated at any time for any reason.
Reddit is not responsible for third-party content or advertisements.
You must indemnify Reddit against claims related to your use of the services.
Reddit can remove your content at any time for any reason.
Reddit disclaims warranties and limits liability extensively.
You cannot transfer your account without Reddit's approval.
Reddit can use your feedback without compensation.
You waive moral rights to your content.
You must be at least 13 years old to use Reddit.
Paid services are subject to additional terms.
Moderating a subreddit is a voluntary position.
You must comply with all applicable laws when using Reddit.
Changes to terms will be communicated, but continued use implies acceptance.
You are responsible for maintaining your account security.
You must follow the Moderator Code of Conduct if moderating.
Disputes are governed by California law.
You retain ownership rights to your content.
You can terminate your account at any time.
🔍 Data Collection
- Username
- Password
- Account-related information
- Content submitted to Reddit
- Usage data
👀 Things to watch out for
- Reddit can use your content in various ways, including sublicensing it to others.
- Your account can be terminated without notice, impacting access to the services.
- Reddit disclaims responsibility for any third-party content or advertisements you interact with.
- Indemnity clause means you may be liable for legal costs if issues arise from your use of Reddit.
🧠 Predicted FAQS
What happens to my content once I post it on Reddit?
You retain ownership of your content, but Reddit has a broad license to use, modify, and distribute it.
Can Reddit terminate my account without warning?
Yes, Reddit reserves the right to suspend or terminate your account at any time for any reason.
Is Reddit responsible for third-party content or ads?
No, Reddit is not responsible for third-party content or advertisements, and you interact with them at your own risk.
(Last updated: 17th October, 2024)
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