This Agreement Was Written In English (US). To The Extent Any Translated Version Of This Agreement Conflicts With The English Version,
The English Version Controls.
Please Note That Section 16 Contains Certain Changes To The General Terms For Users Outside The United States.
Date Of Last Revision: January 30, 2015
Statement Of Rights And Responsibilities
This Statement Of Rights And Responsibilities ("Statement," "Terms," Or "SRR") Derives From The Facebook Principles, And Is Our Terms Of Service That Governs Our Relationship With Users And Others Who Interact With Facebook, As Well As Facebook Brands, Products And Services, Which We Call The “Facebook Services” Or “Services”. By Using Or Accessing The Facebook Services, You Agree To This Statement, As Updated From Time To Time In Accordance With Section 13 Below. Additionally, You Will Find Resources At The End Of This Document That Help You Understand How Facebook Works. Because Facebook Provides A Wide Range Of Services, We May Ask You To Review And Accept Supplemental Terms That Apply To Your Interaction With A Specific App, Product, Or Service. To The Extent Those Supplemental Terms Conflict With This SRR, The Supplemental Terms Associated With The App, Product, Or Service Govern With Respect To Your Use Of Such App, Product Or Service To The Extent Of The Conflict.
1. Privacy
Your Privacy Is Very Important To Us. We Designed Our Data Policy To Make Important Disclosures About How You Can Use Facebook To Share With Others And How We Collect And Can Use Your Content And Information. We Encourage You To Read The Data Policy, And To Use It To Help You Make Informed Decisions.
1. Sharing Your Content And Information
1- For Content That Is Covered By Intellectual Property Rights, Like Photos And Videos (IP Content), You Specifically Give Us The Following Permission, Subject To Your Privacy And Application Settings: You Grant Us A Non-Exclusive, Transferable, Sub-Licensable, Royalty-Free, Worldwide License To Use Any IP Content That You Post On Or In Connection With Facebook (IP License). This IP License Ends When You Delete Your IP Content Or Your Account Unless Your Content Has Been Shared With Others, And They Have Not Deleted It.
2 - When You Delete IP Content, It Is Deleted In A Manner Similar To Emptying The Recycle Bin On A Computer. However, You Understand That Removed Content May Persist In Backup Copies For A Reasonable Period Of Time (But Will Not Be Available To Others).
