General Terms of Use
Last update: April 11, 2026
1. Service publisher
Backfooder is a digital service for venue discovery and reviews. The publisher can be contacted through the website contact form or the support email shown on the platform.
2. Service purpose
Backfooder allows users to browse, publish, and share venue reviews (restaurants, bars, cafes, clubs). The service is provided as is, with no guarantee of uninterrupted availability or complete absence of errors.
3. User account and obligations
Users agree to provide accurate information, keep account credentials confidential, and comply with applicable laws. Identity fraud, abusive usage, intrusion attempts, or security bypass is strictly prohibited.
4. User-generated content
Users are solely responsible for the ratings, reviews, comments, and photos they publish. Users warrant they hold all rights required for submitted content. Illegal, defamatory, hateful, misleading, or third-party rights-infringing content may be removed without notice.
5. Intellectual property
The service structure, design, graphics, texts, database, and features are protected. Any unauthorized reproduction, substantial extraction, resale, or exploitation, in whole or in part, is prohibited.
6. Limitation of liability
Backfooder acts as a host for user content and is not responsible for content published by users. The publisher cannot be held liable for indirect damages, loss of chance, data loss, business interruption, or commercial losses resulting from use of the service.
7. Personal data, security, and hosting
Data processing is carried out under applicable European law, including GDPR. Backfooder data and hosting are located in Europe. Reasonable technical and organizational safeguards are implemented, without an absolute performance obligation.
8. Suspension, deletion, and termination
In case of breach of these terms or fraudulent activity, the publisher may suspend, limit, or delete an account without notice. Users can request account deletion using the platform features.
9. Applicable law and jurisdiction
These terms are governed by French law. In case of dispute and failing amicable resolution, jurisdiction is assigned to the materially and territorially competent courts.