Cloud Pass Terms of Use

Last updated: July 30, 2026

These Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between Blue Lion (“Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) and users regarding the use of the Cloud Pass application and its related websites, content, features, and services, collectively referred to as the “Service.”

By creating an account or using the Service, you agree to these Terms. You must not use the Service if you do not agree to these Terms.

Article 1. Purpose

The purpose of these Terms is to establish the conditions and procedures for using the Service, the rights and obligations of the Company and users, prohibited activities, account restrictions, intellectual property rights, payment and refund conditions, limitations of liability, and other necessary matters.

Article 2. Definitions

The following definitions apply to these Terms.

“User” means any person who uses the Service in accordance with these Terms.
“Account” means an individual account created to identify a user and manage the user’s Service usage history.
“Content” means all materials provided through the Service, including questions, answer choices, correct answers, explanations, mock exams, images, documents, learning materials, cheat sheets, AI Tutor responses, learning statistics, designs, text, databases, and other materials.
“Paid Service” means any service or Content available through a subscription or other payment.
“App Marketplace” means the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, and any other platform used by the Company for payment processing or Service delivery.
“Automated Means” means bots, crawlers, scrapers, macros, scripts, browser automation tools, emulators, private API calling tools, and other similar technical means.

Article 3. Publication and Acceptance of the Terms

The Company will make these Terms available through the Service or the Company’s website in a manner that allows users to review them easily.
By creating an Account or using the Service, a user is deemed to have reviewed and accepted these Terms and the Privacy Policy.
A minor may require the consent of a parent or legal guardian under applicable law.
Notices and operating policies displayed on Service screens, payment screens, or in connection with individual features may apply to the Service in addition to these Terms.
Where these Terms conflict with an individual condition or operating policy that has been separately and clearly disclosed to the user, the individual condition will take precedence within its applicable scope. However, no provision that violates applicable law will apply.

Article 4. Changes to the Terms

The Company may amend these Terms to the extent permitted by applicable law.
If the Company changes these Terms, it will publish the amended provisions, effective date, and principal reasons for the amendment through the Service or the Company’s website.
Any change that is materially disadvantageous to users or substantially affects their rights or obligations will be announced within a reasonable period before it takes effect through an in-app notice, email, or other appropriate means.
The Company will obtain separate consent where required by applicable law.
A user who does not agree to the amended Terms may stop using the Service and delete the Account.

Article 5. Eligibility

The Service is generally intended for users who are at least 13 years old.
Users must meet the following requirements:
1. Have the legal capacity to agree to and comply with these Terms
2. Provide accurate and valid Account information
3. Not be prohibited from using the Service under applicable law
4. Not have created a new Account to circumvent a permanent restriction imposed by the Company
Even if a user is at least 13 years old, the consent of a parent or legal guardian may be required to purchase a Paid Service under the laws of the user’s country or region.
The Company may request additional information within a reasonable scope to confirm a user’s eligibility.

Article 6. Account Registration and Security

Users must provide accurate, current, and complete information during registration.
Each Account may generally be used only by the individual user who registered it.
Users must securely manage their Accounts, authentication methods, and login information and must not:
1. Sell, transfer, rent, or share an Account
2. Allow another person to use an Account continuously or repeatedly
3. Use or misappropriate another user’s Account
4. Resell Account access or subscription access rights
Users must notify the Company immediately upon becoming aware of unauthorized Account use or a security breach.
A user may be responsible for activities resulting from the disclosure of Account information due to the user’s intentional conduct or negligence.
Where Account sharing or theft is reasonably suspected, the Company may require additional authentication, reset passwords or login sessions, require device verification, or temporarily restrict access.
The Company may temporarily restrict Account use to investigate abnormal concurrent access, repeated changes in country or region, excessive changes of device, or other indications of Account sharing.

Article 7. Description of the Service

The Company may provide the following learning services:
1. Practice questions created with reference to the exam domains and question formats of cloud certification exams
2. Correct answers and explanations
3. Mock exams in formats similar to actual exams
4. Average accuracy, answer time, and performance statistics by domain
5. Incorrect-answer, save, and review features
6. Learning progress and activity records
7. Cheat sheets and other learning materials
8. Question explanations and learning assistance through the AI Tutor
9. Other features added by the Company
Questions provided through the Service are learning materials created with reference to the domains, objectives, and formats of relevant certification exams.
The Company does not represent that its Content consists of questions actually used in certification exams and does not operate the Service for the purpose of distributing leaked exam questions or so-called exam dumps.
The type and scope of free Content will be displayed within the Service and may be changed in accordance with the Company’s operating policies.
The features, available certifications, access period, and price of a Paid Service will be governed by the information displayed through the Service or on the App Marketplace payment screen at the time of purchase.

Article 8. Subscriptions and Payments

The Company may offer one-month, three-month, or other subscription periods displayed through the Service.
The price, included features, access period, automatic renewal status, and renewal price of a subscription will be governed by the information displayed through the App Marketplace or Service payment screen before purchase.
Payments may be processed through the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, or another payment method separately provided by the Company.
If a user purchases an automatically renewing subscription, it may automatically renew in accordance with the applicable App Marketplace policy unless canceled before the renewal date displayed by that App Marketplace.
Users must review the product name, access period, price, and automatic renewal conditions before purchasing.
The Company does not directly store full payment card numbers, expiration dates, or security codes.
The amount actually charged may vary by region due to taxes, exchange rates, App Marketplace pricing policies, or fees.

Article 9. Subscription Cancellation and Refunds

A subscription purchased through an App Marketplace may be canceled through that App Marketplace’s subscription management screen.
Unless otherwise stated, canceling an automatically renewing subscription does not prevent the user from accessing the Paid Service until the end of the already-paid subscription period.
Deleting an Account or uninstalling the application may not automatically cancel an App Marketplace subscription.
Refund applications and processing for App Marketplace purchases will generally be governed by the relevant App Marketplace policies and procedures.
Except where a refund is required by applicable law or App Marketplace policy, full or partial refunds may be restricted for periods of a Paid Service already used or digital Content already supplied.
If the core features of a purchased Paid Service are unavailable for a substantial period due to a cause attributable to the Company, the Company will take reasonable measures, such as extending the access period, providing an alternative service, or issuing a refund in accordance with applicable law and App Marketplace policy.
Where the agreement is terminated because of the user’s intentional conduct or gross negligence involving any of the following, no refund may be available for periods already used or used in connection with the violation, to the extent permitted by applicable law and App Marketplace policy:
1. Unauthorized crawling or bulk Content collection
2. Reproduction, distribution, or sale of Content
3. Collection of Content through Account sharing
4. Circumvention of technical access restrictions or Account suspension
5. Material infringement of the Service or the Company’s intellectual property rights
Refund inquiries may be sent to support@cloudpass.pro. However, the Company cannot guarantee a refund where the final refund decision is controlled by an App Marketplace.

Article 10. Permitted Scope of Use

Subject to compliance with these Terms, the Company grants each user a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, and revocable right to use the Service for personal learning purposes.
Users may use Content only within the scope of ordinary personal study for the certification exam they are preparing for.
A subscription does not transfer ownership or intellectual property rights in any Content to the user.
Users must not use the Service for commercial purposes, to provide education to third parties, or to build Content without the Company’s prior written approval.

Article 11. General Prohibited Activities

Users must not engage in any of the following activities:

Violating applicable law or these Terms
Infringing the copyright, database rights, trademark rights, trade secrets, privacy rights, or other rights of the Company or a third party
Copying, photographing, capturing, recording, reproducing, transmitting, publishing, publicly displaying, distributing, selling, renting, or sharing Content without authorization
Selling, renting, transferring, or sharing an Account or subscription access
Using the Service or Content to develop a competing product, question bank, course, educational service, or other product
Reverse engineering, decompiling, or disassembling the application or attempting to extract its source code, internal logic, or private APIs
Removing, concealing, or altering copyright, trademark, or other proprietary notices
Attempting to gain unauthorized access to the Company’s servers, databases, networks, Accounts, or non-public areas
Transmitting viruses, malware, corrupted data, or code capable of interfering with operation of the Service
Interfering with the normal operation, security, stability, or use of the Service by other users
Searching for, scanning, testing, or exploiting vulnerabilities
Sending an abnormal volume of requests or imposing an excessive load on Service infrastructure
Impersonating another person or entity
Engaging in fraud, unauthorized payment, payment reversal abuse, or refund abuse
Using the Service on behalf of a third party without the Company’s prior written approval
Engaging in conduct that the Company reasonably determines is improper or creates a material risk to operation of the Service

Article 12. Prohibition on Unauthorized Crawling and Content Collection

Without the Company’s prior written approval, users must not directly engage in, instruct, assist, or permit a third party to engage in any of the following:
1. Accessing the Service or Content using bots, crawlers, scrapers, macros, scripts, browser automation tools, emulators, API-calling tools, packet analysis tools, or similar Automated Means
2. Repeatedly, systematically, or in bulk viewing, copying, capturing, photographing, recording, extracting, downloading, saving, or collecting questions, answer choices, correct answers, explanations, images, cheat sheets, learning statistics, AI Tutor responses, or other Content, even without using Automated Means
3. Reconstructing all or part of the Service’s Content database or creating a separate question bank, database, document, file, spreadsheet, dataset, or searchable resource
4. Publishing, reproducing, transmitting, distributing, selling, renting, sharing, sublicensing, or providing collected Content to a third party
5. Using Content to develop, operate, or evaluate a competing service, question bank, educational service, course, exam-preparation service, search service, data analysis service, or other product
6. Using Content for training, fine-tuning, retrieval-augmented generation, evaluation, benchmarking, dataset creation, prompt database construction, or other automated processing involving artificial intelligence or machine-learning models
7. Analyzing private APIs, internal network requests, authentication tokens, session information, data structures, or communications between the application and servers, or using such information to extract Content
8. Directly accessing Content by circumventing the Company’s ordinary user interface or normal usage procedures
Collection of individual items or small quantities of Content over multiple occasions will still violate this Article where any of the following applies:
1. The collection is repeated or systematic
2. Content is accumulated for a particular purpose
3. The activity exceeds the scope of normal personal study
4. All or part of the Content database is substantially reconstructed
5. The activity conflicts with ordinary use of the Service or infringes the rights or legitimate interests of the Company
This Article applies even where a user did not create the collection software but used a tool created by a third party or instructed another person to collect Content.
Unauthorized collection is prohibited even where the Content is not publicly distributed and is used only by the user personally or within an organization.

Article 13. Prohibition on Circumventing Access Restrictions and Security Measures

Users must not circumvent access restrictions, usage limits, security measures, Account suspensions, or Content-protection measures using any of the following:
1. Multiple Accounts
2. Another person’s Account or payment method
3. Multiple devices or emulators
4. VPNs, proxies, IP-address changes, or network routing methods
5. Resetting application data or manipulating device identifiers
6. Automated tools or private APIs
7. Any other technical or non-technical method of circumvention
A user who has been temporarily or permanently restricted by the Company must not create a new Account or use another person’s Account to regain access to the Service without the Company’s express permission.
Users must not analyze, disable, circumvent, or interfere with technical measures used by the Company to detect crawling, abnormal access, Account sharing, security threats, or violations of these Terms.
Using another person’s personal information, Account, device, or payment method to circumvent restrictions may be treated as a material breach of these Terms.

Article 14. Violation Detection and Investigation

To protect the Service and Content and prevent unauthorized use, the Company may collect and analyze the following information in accordance with the Privacy Policy and applicable law:
1. Access dates, times, and frequency
2. IP addresses and approximate access regions
3. Device, operating system, and application identifiers
4. Account and login-session information
5. Volume and sequence of Content viewed
6. Request speed, repetition patterns, and feature-usage records
7. Abnormal API or network requests
8. Security logs required to assess Account sharing, automation, or circumvention
The Company may determine that a potential violation exists where it identifies circumstances such as:
1. Content being viewed at a speed or volume inconsistent with ordinary personal study
2. Continuous and regular requests over a prolonged period
3. Sequential or systematic navigation through Content
4. Bulk viewing of Content from multiple certifications within a very short period
5. Repeated abnormal access from the same or related Accounts
6. Evidence of circumvention involving multiple Accounts, devices, or networks
7. Access through private APIs or outside the normal application flow
8. Discovery of Content on an external service or database
The Company may request identity verification, an explanation of the purpose of use, or other reasonable information to investigate a potential violation.
If a user fails to respond to a reasonable investigation request without a legitimate reason or submits false information, the Company may decide what action to take based on the records and circumstances available to it.
The Company may retain relevant logs and evidence for the period necessary to comply with law, protect its rights, resolve disputes, or cooperate with investigative authorities.

Article 15. Temporary Restriction of Service Access

The Company may immediately and without prior notice temporarily restrict an Account or access to the Service if any of the following has occurred or is reasonably suspected:
1. Unauthorized crawling or bulk Content collection
2. Abnormal automated access
3. Account theft or large-scale Account sharing
4. Circumvention of access restrictions or Account suspension
5. A threat to the security of the Service, servers, or databases
6. Conduct causing substantial interference with another user’s access
7. Evidence of Content leakage, sale, or external distribution
8. Any situation requiring urgent protection of the Company, users, or third-party rights
A temporary restriction may remain in effect until the investigation is completed or the relevant risk has been resolved.
Where disclosure could interfere with an investigation or create a security risk, the Company may withhold specific detection methods or evidence before imposing a restriction.
Where reasonably possible, the Company will notify the user of the temporary restriction and how to appeal it. Notice may be restricted where required by law, requested by an investigative authority, or necessary for security reasons.
If the investigation does not confirm a violation, the Company will lift the restriction within a reasonable scope.

Article 16. Account Suspension and Termination

Considering the seriousness, intentional nature, repetition, scale of harm, and impact of a violation, the Company may take one or more of the following actions:
1. Issue a warning
2. Restrict specific features
3. Require additional authentication
4. Temporarily suspend an Account
5. Restrict access to Paid Content
6. Permanently suspend an Account and terminate the user agreement
7. Restrict associated Accounts, devices, or networks
8. Restrict re-registration or creation of new Accounts
The Company may provide an opportunity to remedy an ordinary violation where reasonably appropriate.
The following activities constitute material violations of the Service and the Company’s rights and may result in immediate permanent Account suspension and termination without a prior warning or cure period:
1. Intentional unauthorized crawling or bulk Content collection
2. Reconstruction of all or part of the Content database
3. Sale, distribution, public disclosure, or provision of Content to a third party
4. Use of Content for a competing service or as AI training data
5. Extraction of Content using a private API or security vulnerability
6. Circumvention of an Account suspension, usage limitation, or technical protection measure
7. Account theft, unauthorized payment, or fraudulent conduct
8. Conduct creating a material threat to Service security or operation
9. Repetition of the same or a similar material violation
When an Account is suspended or terminated, the user immediately loses the right to use the Service and Content.
Suspension or termination does not grant the user any right to continue possessing or using Content previously copied, stored, or collected in violation of these Terms.
Upon the Company’s request, the user must immediately delete all unlawfully collected or retained Content and copies and, within a reasonable scope, provide materials confirming deletion.
Provisions concerning intellectual property rights, restrictions on Content use, damages, limitations of liability, dispute resolution, and other provisions that by their nature should survive will remain effective after suspension or termination.

Article 17. Appeals

A user who believes an Account restriction or termination was imposed incorrectly may submit an appeal to support@cloudpass.pro within a reasonable period after receiving notice.
The user may be required to provide:
1. Information needed to identify the Account
2. The reason the user believes the action was incorrect
3. An explanation of any abnormal usage records
4. Other information required for identity verification or investigation
The Company will review the materials submitted by the user together with its records and determine whether to maintain, modify, or lift the action.
The Company is not required to disclose specific security-detection criteria, internal risk-assessment methods, another user’s personal information, or trade secrets.
The Company may limit further requests where appeals are repetitive or malicious, contain false information, or interfere with an investigation.

Article 18. Intellectual Property Rights

Copyright, database rights, trademarks, software rights, design rights, trade secrets, and all other intellectual property rights relating to the Service and Content belong to the Company or their lawful owners.
Payment of a subscription fee does not transfer ownership or intellectual property rights in Content to the user.
Users receive only a limited right to view and use Content for personal learning purposes in accordance with these Terms.
Without the Company’s prior written approval, users must not use all or part of the Content for:
1. Reproduction, distribution, transmission, or public disclosure
2. Translation, editing, adaptation, or creation of derivative works
3. Construction of a question bank or database
4. Creation of commercial learning materials or courses
5. Development of a competing or similar service
6. AI or machine-learning data
7. Any other use not authorized under these Terms
If a user submits an error report, suggestion, or feedback, the Company may use it without charge to improve the Service. Personal information will be processed in accordance with the Privacy Policy.

Article 19. Measures Against Infringement and Damages

Where unauthorized crawling, Content reproduction or distribution, circumvention of access restrictions, or another infringement is confirmed or reasonably suspected, the Company may:
1. Demand cessation of use, reproduction, transmission, or distribution of the Content
2. Demand deletion of unlawfully collected Content and copies
3. Request removal or blocking by websites, App Marketplaces, hosting providers, search providers, AI service providers, or other relevant businesses
4. Apply for preservation of evidence or injunctive relief
5. Seek damages
6. Report the conduct to investigative or regulatory authorities
7. Take any other civil or criminal action necessary to protect the Company’s rights
Where a user intentionally or negligently violates these Terms or applicable law and causes damage to the Company, the user is liable for that damage in accordance with applicable law.
To the extent reasonably connected to the violation, damages may include:
1. System and security-log investigation costs
2. Costs of identifying and tracing infringed Content
3. Service stabilization and security-enhancement costs
4. Data or system recovery costs
5. Costs incurred to remove infringing Content from an external post, dataset, or service
6. Reasonable legal and procedural costs incurred to protect rights
7. Other direct and ordinary losses caused by the violation
This Article will not be interpreted as imposing a penalty or punitive damages beyond what is permitted by applicable law.

Article 20. AI Tutor

The Company may use AI services provided by Google to provide AI Tutor responses, explanations, and other learning assistance.
AI Tutor responses are generated automatically and may contain errors, omissions, inaccuracies, or information inconsistent with current official materials.
The Company does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, currentness, fitness for a particular purpose, or examination outcome associated with AI Tutor responses.
Users must use the AI Tutor as a learning aid and verify important information through official materials issued by the relevant certification provider.
Users must not enter personal information, passwords, payment information, authentication information, trade secrets, or other sensitive information into the AI Tutor.
Users must not use the AI Tutor to:
1. Extract or reconstruct Content in bulk
2. Submit automated repeated requests
3. Circumvent AI Tutor usage limits
4. Generate unlawful Content or Content infringing another person’s rights
5. Test or interfere with the security or stability of the Company’s systems
The Company may change the AI model, usage limit, functionality, or method of providing the AI Tutor due to the AI provider’s policies, costs, technical limitations, or operational requirements.

Article 21. Certification and Learning Content Disclaimer

All questions and learning materials provided through the Service are for educational and exam-preparation purposes.
The Company does not guarantee any particular exam result, score, certification, or employment outcome.
Actual certification exam content, formats, objectives, prices, schedules, and policies may be changed by the relevant certification providers.
The Company seeks to maintain accurate and current Content but does not guarantee that all Content will always be complete or up to date.
Users should review the official website and current official documentation of the relevant certification provider before registering for an exam or making an important learning decision.
Cloud Pass is not operated, officially approved, endorsed, sponsored by, or affiliated with Amazon Web Services, Google, Microsoft, or any other certification provider.
AWS, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and other company names, product names, service names, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Article 22. Changes to and Suspension of the Service

The Company may modify all or part of the Service for reasons including:
1. Improving functions or adding new functions
2. Updating Content
3. Changes in law or App Marketplace policies
4. Changes in external provider policies or technologies
5. Security, technical, or operational requirements
6. Adjustment of features with low usage or features that are difficult to maintain
A change that materially affects a user’s Paid Service will be announced within a reasonable period beforehand, except where urgent security or unavoidable circumstances apply.
The Company may temporarily suspend the Service due to:
1. Inspection, replacement, or failure of servers, networks, or systems
2. Failure of a telecommunications or cloud provider
3. Power outages, fire, natural disasters, war, epidemics, or other force majeure
4. Hacking, distributed denial-of-service attacks, or serious security incidents
5. Orders or measures of a court, government authority, or App Marketplace
6. Other circumstances outside the Company’s reasonable control
Where the Company permanently discontinues the Service, it will seek to notify users within a reasonable period in advance.
If the Company becomes unable to provide the core functions of a purchased Paid Service due to a cause attributable to the Company, it will provide reasonable compensation or a refund in accordance with applicable law and App Marketplace policy.

Article 23. Third-Party Services

The Service may use or include links to services provided by Google, Apple, Amazon Web Services, and other third parties.
Third-party services are governed by the terms, privacy policies, and operating policies of the relevant provider.
Unless caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or gross negligence, the Company is not liable for independent acts, service failures, policy changes, or Content of a third party.
Payments, subscriptions, refunds, and Account policies of the Apple App Store or Google Play Store may be governed by the conditions established by the relevant App Marketplace.

Article 24. Disclaimer of Warranties

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Company provides the Service in its currently available condition and form.
The Company does not warrant that:
1. The Service will meet all user requirements
2. The Service will always be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free
3. All Content will always be accurate, complete, or current
4. The Service will always function normally on every device, operating system, or network
5. A user will pass a particular exam or achieve a particular result
6. AI-generated responses will always be accurate or consistent with official standards
Nothing in this Article excludes liability arising from the Company’s intentional misconduct or gross negligence or any liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law.

Article 25. Limitation of Liability

Except where caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or gross negligence or where liability cannot be limited under applicable law, the Company will not be liable for damage caused by:
1. Natural disasters, war, power outages, communication failures, or other force majeure
2. Problems with the user’s device, network, or Account management
3. The user’s violation of these Terms or Service instructions
4. Failure or policy changes of a third-party platform or external service
5. The user’s reliance solely on Content or AI responses without reviewing official materials
6. The user’s failure to separately retain the user’s data
7. Circumstances outside the Company’s reasonable control
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Company will not be liable for special, indirect, incidental, consequential, or unforeseeable damage.
Where property damage results from the Company’s ordinary negligence, the Company’s total liability will be limited to the amount the user actually paid for the Service during the six months preceding the date the damage occurred.
The limitation in the preceding paragraph does not apply to:
1. Intentional misconduct or gross negligence by the Company
2. Damage to a user’s life or body
3. A violation of personal information protection obligations where limitation is not permitted by applicable law
4. Any other case in which limitation of liability is prohibited by applicable law
This Article does not restrict any mandatory consumer rights available to users under applicable law.

Article 26. User Liability for Damage

A user who intentionally or negligently violates these Terms or applicable law and causes damage to the Company or a third party will be liable for such damage in accordance with applicable law.
If a third party asserts an infringement claim or makes a demand against the Company due to a user’s conduct, the user must reasonably cooperate in confirming the facts and resolving the dispute.
The Company will not require a user to bear costs or losses unrelated to the violation or exceeding a reasonable scope.

Article 27. Privacy

The Company processes personal information collected during operation of the Service in accordance with its Privacy Policy and applicable law.
The Privacy Policy is made available separately through the Service or the Company’s website.
Even after an Account is suspended or terminated, the Company may retain the minimum information necessary for legal compliance, payment-record verification, prevention of unauthorized use, response to security incidents, protection of rights, and dispute resolution in accordance with the Privacy Policy.

Article 28. Account Deletion

Users may request Account deletion through the application’s settings screen.
If Account deletion cannot be completed through the application, a request may be sent to support@cloudpass.pro.
When Account deletion is completed, the Company will immediately delete or anonymize Account information and learning data in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
However, the minimum information necessary for legal compliance, payment and refund records, prevention of unauthorized use, response to security incidents, or dispute resolution may be retained for the required period.
Deleting an Account may not automatically cancel a subscription purchased through an App Marketplace. The user must separately cancel the subscription through the relevant App Marketplace.

Article 29. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

These Terms and the Service are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
If a dispute arises between the Company and a user, the parties will first attempt to resolve it through good-faith consultation.
Users may contact the Company at support@cloudpass.pro regarding a dispute.
Any dispute that cannot be resolved through consultation will be submitted to the court of competent jurisdiction under the Korean Civil Procedure Act and other applicable laws as the court of first instance.
This Article does not exclude any mandatory consumer-protection law or jurisdictional rule applicable in the user’s country or region.

Article 30. Assignment of Rights and Obligations

A user must not transfer, assign, or provide as security any rights, Account, or obligations under these Terms without the Company’s prior written consent.
In the event of a merger, business transfer, restructuring, or change in the operator of the Service, the Company may transfer its rights and obligations under these Terms in accordance with applicable law.

Article 31. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found by a court or competent authority to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.

An invalid or unenforceable provision will be interpreted, to the extent permitted by applicable law, in a valid manner that most closely reflects its original purpose.

Article 32. No Waiver

The Company’s failure to immediately exercise a right in response to a user’s violation does not constitute a waiver of that right.

The Company’s action or inaction regarding one violation does not affect its ability to act in response to a later identical or similar violation.

Article 33. Entire Agreement

These Terms, the Privacy Policy, the subscription conditions displayed on the payment screen, and any individual operating policies applicable to the Service constitute the agreement between the Company and the user regarding use of the Service.

Article 34. Contact Information

Questions regarding these Terms or use of the Service may be submitted using the following contact details.

Business name: Blue Lion Service name: Cloud Pass Location: Republic of Korea Email: support@cloudpass.pro Website: https://cloudpass.pro