Legal Notice

This page is intended to inform you about the publisher of the NetMovIA website, its hosting provider, and the main legal information relating to the use of the platform.

The NetMovIA website and platform are a project under development, published on a personal basis by Ludovic Gosselin, as no dedicated company has yet been created.

Main contact: contact@netmovia.com

As of today, NetMovIA is offered on an experimental basis and with free access. Some of the features mentioned on the site (paid subscriptions, creator remuneration, etc.) are currently being prepared and are not yet active.

As soon as the legal structure (company) is created, the full legal information (company name, legal form, share capital, SIREN number, registered office address) will be updated in this section.

The publication director is Ludovic Gosselin, as founder of NetMovIA.

The NetMovIA site is hosted by:

o2switch
Chemin des Pardiaux
63000 Clermont-Ferrand — France
Website: o2switch.fr

The brand, the name NetMovIA, the logo, the site interface and the graphic and technical elements specific to the platform (excluding creator content) are the property of the publisher or are used under appropriate rights.

The content (videos, visuals, texts) published by creators remains the property of their authors, subject to the licences and permissions granted to NetMovIA in accordance with the applicable Terms and Conditions.

Any unauthorised reproduction, representation, modification or distribution of all or part of the site or its content is prohibited, except where permitted by law.

The processing of personal data carried out via NetMovIA is described in the Privacy Policy.

The use of cookies and other technical trackers is detailed in the Cookies Policy.

The publisher makes every effort to ensure the accuracy and updating of the information accessible via NetMovIA, but cannot guarantee the absence of errors or service interruptions.

Within the limits permitted by law, the publisher cannot be held liable for any direct or indirect damage resulting from the use of the site or the impossibility of accessing it.

These legal notices are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and if no amicable solution can be reached, the competent French courts may be seized.