Terms of Service

effective 26-june-2026

Quick Summary

The 142 Terms of Service is a contract between you and 142. It explains the rules for using our app and our other services (which we call our "Services"). These rules are legally binding, so it's important to understand them. Here's a quick breakdown of the key points, but please read the whole thing:

  • You must be 18 or older to use 142.
  • You can have up to 142 connections on the Service. This cap is a deliberate, core feature of 142.
  • We do not show you ads, and we do not algorithmically rank your feed. Posts from your connections appear in reverse chronological order (newest first).
  • We do not use your content to train general-purpose AI models, and we do not licence your content to AI training companies.
  • We collect and use your information to provide the Services. See our Privacy Policy for details.
  • You are responsible for your content and for activity on your account. We can change, restrict or remove content that breaks the rules. Don't post anyone else's content without their permission.
  • You allow us to use your content to operate the Service: host it, show it to your connections, back it up, and so on. We do not licence your content for advertising or promotion.
  • Posts you make stay in your friends' feeds for 30 days. After 30 days, your post is hidden from the feeds of any friend who didn't interact with it. Friends who marked or commented on your post will still see it in their Activity section. So will you, in yours. This is how 142 keeps a record of the things you've shared with the people who matter.
  • Event chats become read-only 48 hours after an event ends. The conversation stays visible to participants, but no new messages can be added.
  • You must follow our Community Guidelines. These apply to everything you do on 142.
  • If you break the rules, we may suspend or end your account. You can appeal these decisions.
  • You can leave at any time by deleting your account.
  • If something goes wrong, you have rights as a consumer that nothing in these Terms takes away.
  • Disputes go to the courts of England and Wales.

This summary simplifies the main points. The full Terms below are the official agreement between us.

142 Terms of Service

Effective: 26-June-2026

Welcome

Welcome to 142. We've drafted these Terms of Service (which we call the "Terms") so you'll know the rules that govern our relationship with you as a user of the 142 app and any other products or services we offer (which we refer to collectively as the "Services").

We've tried to strip the legalese out of these Terms, but in places they may still read like a traditional contract. There's a good reason for that: these Terms form a legally binding contract between you and 142 Social Limited, a company registered in England and Wales with company number 16841957 and registered office at 4 Unstead Wood, Peasmarsh, Guildford, England, GU3 1NG (referred to in these Terms as "142", "we" or "us"). So please read them carefully.

In order to use our Services, you must accept these Terms. If you do, 142 grants you a non-assignable, non-exclusive, revocable, and non-sublicensable licence to use the Services in accordance with these Terms and our policies. Of course, if you don't accept them, then don't use the Services.

142 is currently offered to users in the United Kingdom. If we open the Service to users in other countries, we'll update these Terms accordingly.

Where we've provided summary boxes in these Terms, they're for your convenience only. The full text of each section is what's legally binding.

1. Who Can Use the Services

To create an account and use 142, you must be at least 18 years old.

If we discover that you are under 18, we will close your account and delete your data.

By using the Services, you confirm (and represent and warrant) that:

  • You are 18 or older;
  • You are forming a binding contract with 142;
  • You are not a person who is barred from using the Services under the laws of the United Kingdom or any other country that applies to you, including, for example, that you do not appear on any sanctions list;
  • You are not a convicted sex offender; and
  • You will follow these Terms (including any other terms and policies referenced in these Terms, such as the Community Guidelines) and all laws that apply to you.
In summary: You must be 18 or older to use 142. If we find out you're underage, we'll close your account.

2. Your Content, and the Rights You Give Us

142 lets you create, upload, post, send, and receive content. When you do that, you keep ownership of whatever you create. But to actually run the Service, we need a limited licence from you to handle that content.

You grant 142 a worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable and transferable licence to host, store, cache, back up, display, reproduce, and transmit your content for the limited purpose of operating, maintaining, securing and improving the Services for you and your connections.

This licence includes the right to pass these rights along to service providers we work with (for example, our cloud hosting provider), but only so they can help us run the Service.

This licence does not include the right to:

  • show your content to anyone other than you and the connections you choose to share it with;
  • use your content in advertising, promotion or marketing;
  • use your content to train general-purpose artificial intelligence models, or to develop commercial AI products;
  • licence, sell or transfer your content to any third party for their independent use; or
  • use your content in any way after you delete it or after you close your account, except as required by law or to maintain the short-term backups we routinely keep for service reliability (see our Privacy Policy).

You are responsible for the content you create, upload, post, send or store through the Services. While we are not required to do so, we may review and remove content that we think breaks these Terms, our Community Guidelines, or any law that applies to us, or if we are required to remove it by law.

If you give us feedback or suggestions, we can use them without paying you and without any obligation to you. Anything we build based on your feedback belongs to us.

In summary: You own your content. You give us just enough rights to run the Service for you and your connections, nothing more. We don't use your content for ads, AI training, or to sell to anyone else. You stay responsible for what you create.

3. Additional Terms That May Apply

Some parts of the Service have additional terms that apply on top of these Terms:

  • Our Community Guidelines apply to everything you do on the Service.
  • Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle your information.

If those additional terms apply to you, they become part of these Terms. If anything in those additional terms conflicts with these Terms, the additional terms will apply for the bit they cover.

In summary: Other policies, like our Community Guidelines and Privacy Policy, also apply. Please read them.

4. Privacy

Your privacy matters to us. To understand what data we collect, how we use it, and what your rights are, please read our Privacy Policy. It explains the rights you have under UK GDPR, including the rights to access, correct, delete and port your data.

In summary: We take privacy seriously. Read the Privacy Policy to see exactly what we do with your data.

5. No Algorithm, No Ads, No Profiling

142 is built differently from most social apps, and we want you to be clear about what this means in practice.

  • Your feed is reverse chronological. Posts from your connections appear newest first, in the order they were posted. We do not rank, score, or algorithmically sort the feed.
  • We do not recommend content to you. There is no "for you" page. Nothing in 142 is shown to you because an algorithm thinks you'll engage with it.
  • We do not show advertising in the Service.
  • We do not build advertising profiles about you, and we do not sell or share your data with advertising companies or data brokers.

The Service does include features that let you choose how content is shown to you, for example, by organising your connections into Circles. Those are choices you make, not recommendations we generate. We may also hide posts from people you have removed as connections, and remove content that breaks our Community Guidelines.

In summary: No algorithm. No ads. No profiling. Your feed is in reverse chronological order, full stop.

6. AI and Machine Learning

142 may use machine learning to operate and improve the Service, for example, to help organise your own content for you across the calendar, feed and messages, or to make features work more smoothly. Where we use machine learning in this way, we use only your own data, and only to provide features to you.

We commit that:

  • We do not use your content to train general-purpose AI models (sometimes called "foundation models" or "LLMs"), whether ours or anyone else's.
  • We do not licence your content to third-party AI training companies.
  • We do not share your content with third-party AI services without your express consent.

If we ever introduce new features that work differently from this, we will tell you about the change in good time and give you a meaningful choice about how those features apply to you. We will not retrospectively change the rules around content you have already shared on 142.

In summary: We may use machine learning to help organise your own content for you. We don't train general AI models on your content, and we don't licence it to anyone who does.

7. Content Moderation, Reporting and Appeals

Most content on 142 is created by users. That content is the responsibility of the user who created it. We do not review every post in advance, and we cannot guarantee that everything on 142 will follow these Terms or our Community Guidelines.

Reporting content or accounts. You can report any content or account that you think breaks our Community Guidelines or the law using the in-app reporting tool. We will review reports promptly and take appropriate action.

Illegal content. We take illegal content seriously and act to remove it as required by UK law, including under the Online Safety Act 2023.

Action we may take. If content breaks the rules, we may:

  • remove or restrict the content;
  • restrict the visibility of an account;
  • suspend or close an account;
  • where required, report content to the relevant authorities.

Telling you what we've done and why. If we restrict or remove your content or your account, we will tell you what we have done and why.

Appeals. If you think we got a moderation decision wrong, you can appeal by emailing appeals@142.social. We will:

  • review your appeal in a timely, non-discriminatory and diligent way;
  • reverse our decision if we determine it was wrong; and
  • tell you the outcome and any further options for redress.

You must submit your appeal within six months of the decision you're appealing.

Single point of contact. For users, authorities, and others who wish to contact us about content moderation, illegal content, or our duties under the Online Safety Act, our designated point of contact is legal@142.social.

In summary: We have a clear process for reporting, removing and appealing content. If we restrict your content or account, we'll tell you why, and you can appeal.

8. Respecting the Service and 142's Rights

142 (and our affiliates) own the Service, including our software, branding, designs, logos, and other proprietary content.

You may not do, attempt to do, or help anyone else do any of the following, and doing so may lead us to suspend or close your account:

  • use our branding, logos, icons, designs, or other materials except as we expressly allow;
  • violate or infringe our rights, our affiliates' rights, or any third party's rights of publicity, privacy, copyright, trade mark or other intellectual property, including by posting infringing content on the Service;
  • copy, modify, archive, download, distribute, sell, lease, syndicate, broadcast, perform, display, or make derivative works of the Service or its content, beyond the temporary copies your device creates to use the Service normally;
  • try to access the Service through unauthorised third-party applications;
  • buy, sell, rent, or lease access to your account, or your connection to another user;
  • reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, modify, or decode the Service (including any underlying idea or algorithm), or otherwise extract the source code of the software, except where this is permitted by law and cannot be excluded by contract;
  • use any robot, spider, crawler, scraper, script, or other automated means to access, scrape, extract or copy data from the Service;
  • build third-party applications that interact with the Service or other users' content without our written consent;
  • do anything that could damage, disable, overburden or impair the Service or the experience of other users;
  • upload viruses or other malicious code, or try to bypass our security;
  • try to get around our content moderation or access parts of the Service you're not allowed to access;
  • use the Service to create or develop a competing product or service;
  • state or imply that we endorse your content;
  • probe, scan or test the security of the Service or any system or network connected to it;
  • break any law that applies to you while using the Service; or
  • access or use the Service in any way not expressly allowed by these Terms or our Community Guidelines.
In summary: Don't abuse the Service. Don't try to copy it, scrape it, or break it. Follow these rules to keep 142 working for everyone.

9. Respecting Other People's Rights

142 respects other people's rights, and so should you. Don't use the Service in a way that violates anyone else's rights of publicity, privacy, copyright, trade mark or other intellectual property.

When you post content on 142, you must own that content, or you must have all the permissions you need to post it and to grant us the rights in section 2.

Reporting infringement. If you believe content on the Service infringes a copyright or other intellectual property right you own or control, please contact us at copyright@142.social with:

  • a description of the work you say has been infringed;
  • a description of the content on 142 that infringes it, and information to help us locate it;
  • your contact details (name, address, email, phone);
  • a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the use is not authorised;
  • a statement that the information you've given us is accurate, and that you are authorised to act on behalf of the rights holder; and
  • your signature (electronic is fine).

Repeat infringers. If we determine that a user has repeatedly infringed the rights of others, we will suspend or close their account.

You also agree not to use, or try to use, another person's 142 account.

In summary: Only post content you own or have permission to use. If you see your content posted without permission, tell us.

10. Safety

We work hard to make 142 a safer place than the social apps that came before us. But we can't do it alone.

By using the Service, you agree to follow these Terms, the Community Guidelines, and any other safety policies we publish.

If you don't, we may:

  • remove the content;
  • restrict, suspend or close your account;
  • retain data from your account in line with our data retention policy, which is described in our Privacy Policy;
  • notify third parties, including law enforcement, and share data with them where we are permitted or required to do so by law, including under the UK Online Safety Act.

We also care about your physical safety. Please don't use 142 in a way that distracts you from obeying traffic or safety laws, for example, never use 142 while driving. And don't put yourself or others in harm's way to capture or share a post.

In summary: Help us keep 142 safe. Don't use it in ways that put yourself or others at risk.

11. Your Account

To use 142, you need an account. You agree to give us accurate, complete and up-to-date information when you sign up, and to keep that information up to date.

How sign-in works. 142 signs you in using a one-time password (OTP) sent to your mobile phone by SMS. There is no password to remember, but you must keep your phone and the SIM associated with your account secure, and you must never share an OTP code with anyone else. We will never ask you for an OTP code over email, social media, or any channel other than the in-app sign-in screen.

Looking after your account. You are responsible for what happens on your account, except where activity occurs through no fault of your own. If you think someone has gained access to your account, contact us immediately at support@142.social.

Your phone number. You can't currently change the phone number associated with your account from inside the app. If you need to change it, please email support@142.social and we'll help.

The 142 connection cap. You can have up to 142 connections on the Service. This cap is a deliberate, core feature of 142 (the number comes from Dunbar's number, the rough limit of stable relationships a person can maintain). It is not a defect, and we won't raise it on request.

Removing and blocking people. You can remove (unfriend) another user at any time from inside the app. You can also block a user, which stops them contacting you or sending you a connection request.

No new accounts after a ban. If we've previously closed or banned your account, you can't create a new account without our written consent. Creating a new account to evade a ban is itself a breach of these Terms.

Any 142 software we provide may automatically download and install updates, upgrades and new features through the App Store and Google Play. You may be able to adjust how this works through your device settings.

In summary: Sign in with an OTP sent to your phone. Keep your phone secure. You can have up to 142 connections. Don't try to evade a ban with a new account.

12. Your Posts, Your Activity, and How Long We Keep Things

142 handles content over time differently from most social apps. This section explains exactly how it works, so you know what to expect.

Your live feed

When you post on 142, your post is visible in your connections' feeds for 30 days from when you posted it.

After 30 days:

  • The post is no longer visible in the live feed of any connection who did not interact with it (mark or comment).
  • The post moves into the Activity section of you and any connection who marked or commented on it.

Your Activity section

The Activity section is your personal record of the things you've posted, and the things you've engaged with, on 142.

Your Activity includes:

  • Your own posts: both posts currently in the live feed (during their 30-day window) and posts that have moved out of the feed.
  • Other people's posts that you marked or commented on: kept in your Activity as a record of what you engaged with.

Because the Activity section is built around interaction, a single post you make can stay accessible to friends who engaged with it, even after it has left the live feed. We think this is a feature, it's how 142 keeps a record of shared experiences between you and your connections, rather than a stream that disappears. But we want you to be clear that this is how it works.

Deleting content

You can delete content from 142 at any time. Specifically:

  • Deleting your own post: when you delete a post from your Activity, we remove the post and its attached media from our systems, and it disappears from the Activity sections of any connections who interacted with it. Short-term backups that Firebase keeps for service reliability may retain the data briefly; we do not use those backups for any other purpose.
  • Deleting an interaction: when you remove a mark or comment from someone else's post, that post is removed from your Activity. The original post and the poster's Activity are unaffected.
  • Deleting your account: when you close your account, your account record, posts, Activity, contacts, nicknames and media are deleted from our systems. Where the law requires us to keep certain data (for example, records of safety-related actions on your account), we will retain only what we are required to keep, and only for as long as required.

Direct messages and groups

142 lets you send direct messages to your connections and participate in group conversations. Messages and group conversations have their own retention behaviour:

  • Direct messages and group messages are stored so that you and the other participants can read them in the conversation history.
  • Group conversations may include 142 users who are not in your own connection list, where a mutual connection has added them to the group.
  • You can delete your own messages before they have been read by the other participant(s). Once a message has been read, it can no longer be deleted. When a message is deleted, it is replaced for everyone in the conversation with a "Message was deleted" placeholder.
  • When you close your account, your messages are handled according to our deletion schedule in the Privacy Policy.

Event chats: read-only after the event

When you take part in an event on 142, the event has its own chat. 48 hours after the event ends, the event chat becomes read-only. The messages stay visible to participants, but no one can post new messages. This keeps event conversations tied to the event itself.

Storage limits and availability

There are limits on the size of media you can attach to a single post (currently a maximum of 10 media items per post, with videos up to 25 MB each). We may change these limits over time and we'll tell you if we do.

We do our best to keep your Activity available, but we cannot promise that it will always be accessible, for example, if there's an outage or a technical fault. We strongly recommend keeping your own copy of any content you really care about.

In summary: Posts stay in your friends' feeds for 30 days. After that, posts you and your friends interacted with stay in Activity for whoever interacted. Event chats become read-only 48 hours after the event ends. You can delete your posts, your interactions, or your whole account at any time.

13. Mobile Charges, Messages and Marketing

Mobile data and SMS. You are responsible for any mobile charges you incur using the Service, including data charges and the cost of receiving the OTP SMS messages we use for sign-in. If you're not sure what those charges might be, ask your provider before using the Service.

Service messages. By creating an account, you agree to receive messages from us related to the Service, for example, sign-in OTPs, security alerts and important service updates. We can't switch these off, because they're how the Service works.

Marketing emails. We may also send you marketing emails about new features, product updates and 142 news. You can opt out at any time by clicking the unsubscribe link in any marketing email. Opting out of marketing doesn't affect service messages.

Changing your phone number. If you change the phone number associated with your account, please contact us at support@142.social so we can update it.

In summary: You pay for your own mobile data. We send you service messages, you can't opt out of those. You can opt out of marketing whenever you want.

14. Third-Party Services and App Stores

The Service may include or link to third-party content, software or services, for example, the app stores you download 142 from, the cloud and infrastructure providers we use behind the scenes, and any websites linked from inside the app. We list our main infrastructure and data processors in our Privacy Policy.

If you use third-party content or services, the third party's terms apply to that relationship. We are not responsible for those terms, or for what those third parties do under them. We also do not control or take responsibility for the accuracy, quality, availability or lawfulness of third-party content or services.

Apple App Store. If you download 142 from the Apple App Store, the following also applies:

  • These Terms are between you and 142, not between you and Apple. Apple is not responsible for the Service or its content.
  • The licence granted to you in these Terms is limited to use of 142 on Apple-branded products that you own or control, and as permitted by the Apple Media Services Terms.
  • Apple has no obligation to provide maintenance or support for 142.
  • Apple is not responsible for any product warranty, whether express or implied by law. In the event 142 fails to conform to any warranty that cannot be disclaimed, you may notify Apple, and Apple may refund the purchase price (if any) of 142 to you.
  • Apple is not responsible for addressing claims about 142 or your possession or use of it, including product liability claims, regulatory claims, or consumer protection claims.
  • In the event of a third-party intellectual property claim about 142, 142 (not Apple) is responsible for handling that claim.
  • You confirm that you are not in a country subject to US Government embargo or designated as a "terrorist supporting" country, and that you are not on any US Government list of prohibited or restricted parties.
  • Apple and Apple's subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms, and have the right to enforce them against you.

Google Play. If you download 142 from the Google Play Store, your download is also subject to Google Play's Terms of Service.

In summary: Other companies' services have their own terms. We're not responsible for those. Special rules apply if you downloaded 142 from the App Store or Google Play.

15. Changes to the Service and to These Terms

We're constantly working to improve 142. That means we may add, change, or remove features over time. We may also suspend or stop part or all of the Service.

We may also need to update these Terms, to reflect changes to the Service, to comply with the law, or for other legal or security reasons.

If we make material changes to these Terms, we'll give you reasonable advance notice (typically by an in-app notification, email, or both), and we'll tell you when the new Terms take effect. If a change is required sooner, for example, to comply with the law, we may make it faster, but we'll still tell you.

If you don't agree with a change, you can close your account before the new Terms come into effect. If you continue to use the Service after the new Terms apply, we'll treat that as your acceptance of them.

In summary: The Service will change over time. We'll tell you about important changes to these Terms in advance, and you can always leave if you don't agree.

16. Suspension, Termination and Leaving 142

You can leave at any time. You can stop using 142 and delete your account at any time, for any reason, from inside the app.

We can suspend or close your account. We may restrict, suspend, or close your account if:

  • you break these Terms, the Community Guidelines, or any law that applies to you;
  • we are required to do so by law or a court order;
  • we have a reasonable concern about the security of your account or our Service; or
  • in certain circumstances outside of our control.

Before taking action, we'll consider all the relevant facts, including the seriousness, frequency and intent of any breach. We'll give you reasonable notice where we can, though that's not always possible, for example where immediate action is needed to protect our users.

Telling you why, and appeals. If we suspend or close your account, we'll tell you what we've done and why, and we'll explain how you can appeal. See section 7 for our appeals process.

Sections that survive termination. If these Terms end, we both continue to be bound by sections 2, 3 (to the extent any additional terms survive by their own terms), and sections 6 through to the end of these Terms.

In summary: You can leave whenever you like. We can suspend or close your account if you break the rules, but we'll tell you why and let you appeal.

17. Your Statutory Rights as a Consumer

Nothing in these Terms takes away or limits the rights you have as a consumer under the laws that apply to you.

In the UK, those rights include rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. For example, you can expect the Service to be provided with reasonable care and skill. Nothing in these Terms removes or limits those rights.

In summary: You have consumer rights under UK law that we can't take away.

18. If You Cause Us a Loss (Indemnity)

If 142 (or our affiliates, directors, officers or employees) suffers a loss or faces a claim from a third party because:

  • you have posted content that infringes someone else's intellectual property, privacy or other rights;
  • you have used the Service in deliberate breach of these Terms or our Community Guidelines; or
  • you have broken any law that applies to you while using the Service,

then, to the extent permitted by law, you agree to compensate us for that loss, including reasonable legal costs we have to pay.

This does not apply:

  • to anything caused by us, our negligence or our breach of these Terms;
  • to anything we're not allowed to make you responsible for under the law (including the UK Consumer Rights Act 2015); or
  • where you've acted honestly and reasonably and the loss arises from a genuine mistake.
In summary: If you deliberately break the rules or the law and we end up paying for it, we may ask you to compensate us. We can't ask you to compensate us for things the law won't allow.

19. Disclaimers

We'll do our best to keep 142 up and running and working well. But we can't make absolute promises.

The Service is provided "as is" and "as available". To the extent permitted by law, and except as stated above or otherwise in these Terms, we do not give any warranties, conditions or other terms relating to:

  • merchantability, satisfactory quality, fitness for a particular purpose, title, quiet enjoyment, or non-infringement; or
  • anything arising from a course of dealing.

We do not represent or warrant that:

  • the Service will always be secure, error-free, or available;
  • the Service will work without delays, disruptions or imperfections; or
  • any content you obtain through the Service will always be timely or accurate.

If the law where you live doesn't allow these exclusions, they won't apply to you to the extent prohibited.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, 142 and our affiliates are not responsible for any content that you or any other user or third party creates, uploads, posts, sends, receives or stores on the Service. You understand that you may sometimes be exposed to content you find offensive or inappropriate, and we are not responsible for that, though we will take action where content breaches our Community Guidelines or the law.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any duty we may have to remove content where the law requires us to.

In summary: We'll try to make 142 work well, but we can't guarantee perfection. Where the law gives you stronger rights, those still apply.

20. Limitation of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, 142 and our affiliates, directors, officers, employees, licensors, suppliers and agents will not be liable for:

  • any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, punitive or multiple damages;
  • any loss of profits or revenues, whether direct or indirect;
  • any loss of data, use, goodwill, or other intangible loss;

arising from or in connection with:

  • your use of, or inability to use, the Service;
  • the conduct or content of other users or third parties on or through the Service; or
  • unauthorised access to, use of, or alteration of your content.

Except where these Terms or any other applicable terms say otherwise, our total liability to you for all claims relating to the Service in any 12-month period will not exceed the greater of:

  • £100; and
  • the total amount you've paid 142 for the Service in the 12 months immediately before the event giving rise to the claim.

What this section does not limit. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits our liability for:

  • death or personal injury caused by our negligence;
  • fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
  • any breach of your statutory rights as a consumer that cannot be excluded by law (including under the UK Consumer Rights Act 2015); or
  • anything else that cannot be excluded or limited by law.
In summary: We limit our financial responsibility to a set amount, but we never try to limit the things the law won't let us limit, like injury caused by our negligence or your statutory rights as a consumer.

21. Resolving Disputes

If you have a problem, the fastest way to resolve it is to contact us at support@142.social. We'll do our best to fix things.

Nothing in these Terms requires you to take a dispute with us to arbitration. You can bring a dispute to court.

In summary: Contact us first. If we can't resolve things informally, you can go to court, we don't force arbitration on you.

22. Which Courts and Which Law Apply

To the extent these Terms allow you or 142 to start court proceedings, both you and 142 agree that:

  • proceedings will take place in the courts of England and Wales; and
  • these Terms, and any dispute arising out of or relating to them or to the Service, are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
In summary: English courts and English law govern disputes.

23. Other Important Bits

Severability. If a court decides that any part of these Terms is not enforceable, that part will be removed from these Terms. The rest of the Terms will still apply.

No waiver. If we don't enforce part of these Terms in one situation, that doesn't mean we've given up the right to enforce it later.

Entire agreement. These Terms, together with the additional terms referenced in section 3, are the entire agreement between you and 142, and they replace any earlier agreements between us.

Transferring rights. We may transfer our rights and obligations under these Terms to another company, provided that company keeps to these Terms. You may not transfer your rights or obligations under these Terms without our written consent.

Third-party rights. Except where these Terms expressly say otherwise (for example, Apple's rights as a third-party beneficiary in section 14), nothing in these Terms gives any rights to anyone other than you and us. The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 does not apply.

Reservation of rights. We reserve all rights we haven't expressly granted to you in these Terms.

24. Contact Us

We welcome questions, comments, concerns and suggestions. You can contact us at:

142 Social Limited 4 Unstead Wood, Peasmarsh, Guildford, England, GU3 1NG Registered in England and Wales, company number 16841957

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