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Terms of Use of the EasyMovie Application and EasyMovie Platform. The EasyMovie Application and the EasyMovie Platform, as well as all components (such as trademarks, logos, computer programs, graphics, images, texts) are the exclusive property of EasyMovie or have been granted to it. EasyMovie may have to develop Customer Settings which in any case remain the property of EasyMovie. The Agreement does not imply any assignment of intellectual property rights of any kind on the elements belonging to EasyMovie. The Customer will not from directly or indirectly infringing the intellectual property rights of EasyMovie. In consideration of the payment of service fees, EasyMovie grants the Customer a non-exclusive, personal, non-transferable right to use the EasyMovie Application and the EasyMovie Platform for the whole world and for duration of this Agreement, solely for the purpose of using the EasyMovie Application and the Services, under the conditions and limits specified in this Agreement. The right to use the EasyMovie Application includes the right to install it on a smartphone and to use the features offered by the EasyMovie Application. Customer is advised that the EasyMovie Application is compatible with the current version and the two (2) previous versions of the operating systems of smartphones and Internet browsers. In any event, the Customer is not authorized to: • make a copy of or reproduce all or part of the EasyMovie Application and/or the EasyMovie Platform, in any way whatsoever; • modify, improve, translate, adapt or arrange the EasyMovie Application and/or the EasyMovie Platform, or to create derivative works from all or part of the EasyMovie Application and/or the EasyMovie Platform, in any way whatsoever; • place the EasyMovie Application and/or the EasyMovie Platform on the market, distribute, rent, lend or sub-license them, free of charge, or by any process; • correct errors in all or part of the EasyMovie Application and/or the EasyMovie Platform; • make more than one (1) backup copy of the EasyMovie Application; • decompile or reverse engineer all or part of the EasyMovie Application, especially for interoperability purposes without first requesting from EasyMovie the information necessary for interoperability. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Customer may authorize Users to use the EasyMovie Application and the EasyMovie Platform solely for the purpose of using the Services, under the terms and conditions specified in the Special Conditions, a non-exclusive, personal, and non- transferable sublicense...
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