Legal
Everything CourseLite publishes about what it does with your work, what you agree to, and what you can ask us for.
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- Privacy PolicyWhat CourseLite collects, where it goes, and how long it stays.
- Terms of ServiceThe agreement between you and CourseLite.
- Acceptable Use PolicyWhat you may not do with CourseLite.
- Academic Integrity PolicyYour responsibilities to your instructor and your school.
- AI Output DisclaimerWhat generated text is, how it goes wrong, and what you must check.
- Refund and Cancellation PolicyRenewal, cancellation, refunds, and what happens to your work.
- Cookies and Browser StorageEvery cookie and storage entry, and why there is no consent banner.
- SubprocessorsEvery third party that receives anything, and what each one gets.
- Accessibility StatementThe standard we build against, and the failures we know about.
- Non-Affiliation NoticeWho CourseLite is not connected to, and why each one is listed.
These documents are in force as of their effective date. They have not been reviewed by a lawyer, and we would rather tell you that than let you assume otherwise. Where a document describes something CourseLite does, that description was checked against the code; where a question has no answer yet, the document says so instead of guessing.
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