Terms of use

Effective Date: September 3, 2026

This User Use Agreement (hereinafter referred to as “This Agreement”) is a global Universal Service Agreement that defines the entire service relationship between users and the operating entity of RinoWatch, applicable to users of the video playback software RinoWatch (hereinafter referred to as “This Software”) in all regions of the world. By downloading, installing, registering an account, and using all functions of the Software, users indicate that they have fully read, fully understood, and voluntarily accepted all the terms and conditions of this Agreement. If users do not agree with any of the contents of this Agreement, they must immediately uninstall the Software and terminate all usage of the Services.

1. Service Definition and Agreement Effectiveness

1.1 Service Scope Definition

1.1.1 RinoWatch is a professional video playback tool software for global users. Its core services include basic features such as full-format video decoding, local video import playback, audio and video file management, playlist customization, playback parameter personalization settings, and all additional value services for subsequent iterative launches.

1.1.2 This Software provides only video playback technology services. It does not produce, upload, or store any video and audio copyright content. All video resources that users play and upload are freely obtained and freely selected by the users. The Software does not participate in content compilation and review.

1.1.3 The scope of this regulatory constraint covers all terminal versions of this Software, including mobile end, desktop end, and various types of officially appropriate derivative ports, all services conforming to the International Internet Services General Guidelines.

1.2 Enforcement of the Agreement and Updated Rules

1.2.1 This provision automatically takes effect when the user first launches, registers, or uses any feature of this Software, constituting a legally valid service contract between the user and the operating entity with full binding force.

1.2.2 Operating entities may voluntarily revise and update the content of this Ordinance in accordance with technological iterations, service upgrades, and international compliance policies, without requiring a separate signed confirmation from the user.

1.2.3. Users will be notified of an update to the new version of the Ordinance by means of global common means such as official software announcements, pop-up announcements, etc., which will take effect immediately after the announcement. Users‘ continued use of the Services will be considered as endorsement of the new version of the Ordinance.

2. User Account Registration and Management Specifications

2.1 Account Registration Qualification Requirements

2.1.1 Users can voluntarily register an official RinoWatch account. When registering, they must ensure that the submitted email address, username, and other information are authentic and valid. It is prohibited to fill in false, forged, or misappropriated information from third parties.

2.1.2 Minors under the age of 18 may register and use an account only with the knowledge, consent, and full supervision of their legal guardian, who is responsible for regulating all their use.

2.1.3 Bulk Registration, Malicious Registration, Script Registration of Accounts, Stacking of Accounts, and Transaction Accounts are prohibited. Account operators have the right to directly block processing of all irregularly registered accounts.

2.2 Account Security and Division of Responsibilities

2.2.1 The user is solely responsible for the secure storage of the password of their account, the login device, and the account status. All software actions operated through their account are considered to be their own actions, and they bear full responsibility for them.

2.2.2 In the event of an account breach, unusual login, theft, etc., users must immediately self-modify the password, disconnect the abnormal device, and report through the official email address. Operators will not be liable for risk losses caused by improper storage by users.

2.2.3 User accounts are limited to personal and non-commercial use. It is prohibited to rent, transfer, sell, or share accounts with third parties, and it is prohibited to use accounts for various illegal activities.

3. Authorization and permissions rules for software use

3.1 Official Usage Authorization Scope

3.1.1 Operators grant users a global, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable personal, non-commercial license, allowing users to install, run the Software on their personal terminal devices, and use only all officially open functions.

3.1.2 This license is limited to personal daily video and audio playback use only, and does not include any commercial rights such as software secondary development, reverse modification, commercial reuse, batch operation, etc.

3.1.3 Operators have the right at any time to revoke authorization, restrict access to features, and permanently lock down accounts for users who use them illegally or perform malicious operations.

3.2 Device Rights Call Specification

3.2.1 The device permissions required by this Software, such as storage, network, media access, etc., are used only for implementing core functions such as video import, decoding playback, cache retention, list management, etc., with no out-of-range permissions calling behavior.

3.2.2 Users can voluntarily turn off unnecessary permissions in their device‘s system settings. Adjusting permissions affects only subsidiary functions and does not interfere with the normal operation of the software‘s underlying playback functions.

3.2.3 Users are prohibited from bypassing permissions control and tampering with software permissions configurations through hacking, plugins, third-party tools, etc., and violators will be terminated from service permissions.

4. User prohibited behaviors and non-compliance guidelines

4.1 Prohibited Use of Software Violations

4.1.1 The Software is prohibited from decompiling, reverse engineering, decompiling, source code extraction, program modification, and the production, distribution, and sale of decompiled, plagiarized, and modified versions of the Software.

4.1.2 The Software is prohibited from being used for commercial purposes such as commercial profitability, batch services, technology grafting, and other commercial use scenarios. It is prohibited from using the Software‘s functions to conduct paid broadcasting, proxy analysis, resource drainage, and other business activities.

4.1.3 You are prohibited from using this Software to play, upload, and disseminate violent, pornographic, terrorist, infringing, and illegal video and audio content, strictly in accordance with the Global Common Content Compliance Standards.

4.2 Malicious Manipulation and Piracy Prohibited Terms

4.2.1 Prohibiting the use of scripts, plugins, batch tools, and malicious programs to manipulate software, prohibiting malicious triggers of system anomalies, high-frequency attacks, and interference with the normal operating order of software.

4.2.2 Intrusion, penetration, attacks on the Software servers, backend systems, theft, tampering, and disclosure of Software technical data, user data, and operational data are prohibited.

4.2.3 It is prohibited to engage in fraud, marketing, false advertising, malicious defamation, etc. under the name of the RinoWatch brand, and to damage the reputation and legal rights of the software brand.

5. Intellectual Property Protection Standards

5.1 Software Intellectual Property Attribution

5.1.1 All Intellectual Property rights to the source code, decoding algorithms, programming architecture, interface design, brand identity, text visualization system, etc. are the exclusive property of the RinoWatch operating entity and are protected by global Intellectual Property Law.

5.1.2 No third party may copy, imitate, plagiarize, alter, or commercialize the various intellectual property content of this Software without the official written authorization of the operating party.

5.1.3 Users enjoy only personal use of the Software, and do not acquire any ownership, intellectual property rights, modification rights, or commercial use rights of the Software.

5.2 User Content Rights and Responsibility Definition

5.2.1 The intellectual property rights to third-party video and audio content that users play, cache, and store through this Software are returned to the original owners, users are limited to personal and non-commercial viewing and use, and cannot be redistributed, modified, or used for commercial purposes.

5.2.2 Users grant operators the right to optimize, land, and use feature suggestions and original feedback submitted through official channels without compensation. Users reserve the basic signing rights and have no commercial benefit rights.

5.2.3 Users are solely responsible for all intellectual property disputes, administrative penalties, and economic losses arising from user-private dissemination, commercial copyright content.

6. Service Change, Pause, and Termination Rules

6.1 Service Adjustments and Temporary Suspensions

6.1.1 Operators may temporarily pause and adjust certain software functions due to requirements such as version upgrades, feature optimizations, server repairs, system maintenance, etc., without needing to separately notify users in advance.

6.1.2 Operators are not liable for any service interruptions, outages, or failures caused by external factors such as network failures, equipment malfunctions, third-party service failure, natural disasters, irresistible forces, etc.

6.1.3 Large-scale, long-term service maintenance will be announced in advance by operators through software announcements to minimize the impact on user experience.

6.2 Permanent Service Termination Scenario

6.2.1 The operator has the right to unilaterally suspend, restrict, or permanently terminate the user‘s service rights if the user performs unlawful use, malicious manipulation, infringement of rights, or damage to the platform‘s rights and interests.

6.2.2 Users may voluntarily sign out of their account, uninstall the Software, actively terminate the service agreement with the operator, and after termination no longer enjoy any service benefits from the Software.

6.2.3 The operating party may permanently terminate all services of the Software in accordance with the overall operating plan. Before termination, the public announcement will be completed through an official notice, which will officially take effect after the expiration of the notice period.

7. Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability

7.1 Service Disclaimer

7.1.1 All of the Software‘s services are provided “as is” as the core principle. The Operator makes no promises that the Software is absolutely faultless, that its functionality remains unchanged forever, that the service persists forever, and assumes no warranty obligations, express or implied.

7.1.2 Users are solely responsible for failures, data loss, and experience anomalies caused by their own causes such as device incompatibility, network anomalies, improperly tampered with software, interference using third-party tools, etc.

7.1.3 The Software provides only playback technical support and is not responsible for the legality, authenticity, and security of the content that users play. Users bear the full risk of browsing and using the content.

7.2 Limits of Responsibility

7.2.1 To the maximum extent permitted by global law, operators will not be liable for any indirect losses, derivative losses, loss of business profits, or loss of data flow.

7.2.2 Users are solely responsible for all legal and economic liability for disputes, complaints, penalties, and third-party claims arising from their unlawful use of the Software.

7.2.3. Third-party links, third-party content, and services for software hops are independently held responsible by third parties, and operators are not liable for any associated warranties and indemnities.

8. Consultative Feedback and Dispute Resolution Mechanisms

8.1 Official Communications and Feedback Channels

8.1.1 Users who have questions about this provision, encounter software glitches, need to complain about their rights, and submit feature suggestions can send feedback via the official dedicated email address: bomizzmkan@gmail.com

8.1.2 Operators set up a standardized feedback processing mechanism to complete verification, processing, and response within 5 business days after receiving a valid user email, ensuring that the user‘s reasonable claims are met.

8.2 General Rules for Dispute Handling

8.2.1 All disputes arising from this Ordinance and this Software Service will be prioritized for amicable settlement by negotiation on equal voluntary principles.

8.2.2 If negotiations fail to reach an agreement, the International General Business Dispute Resolution Rules apply to the handling, in accordance with the Global Internet Services Industry General Compliance Standards to define rights and responsibilities.

8.2.3 This Ordinance is not complete. It is implemented in accordance with the International Common Software Services Standards and Industry Practices.

Final Statement: This Regulation is the only official valid user usage specification for RinoWatch, and all user usage behaviors are ultimately constrained by this Regulation.