Terms
Términos de uso
The basic terms for browsing and playing public short-drama content with NU Signal.
Last updated: August 24, 2026
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1. Service
NU Signal lets you discover, receive recommendations for, search and play published short-drama episodes. The current mobile app does not offer paid purchases or auto-renewing subscriptions.
2. Accounts and device data
- Public content is available without sign-in.
- Google or Apple sign-in is optional. Credentials are processed by the provider and Firebase.
- Saved titles, viewing history and preferences are currently stored on the device and can be removed by resetting the device data, deleting the app or completing account deletion.
3. Acceptable use
- Use the service for personal, non-commercial viewing.
- Do not disrupt the service, send automated bulk requests, bypass access controls, share playback URLs, or copy and distribute content without permission.
- Do not use another person's account or credentials.
4. Content rights
Rights in the app, videos, images, copy and brands belong to NU Signal or their lawful owners. No rights are granted beyond normal use of sharing features offered by the service.
5. Changes
Content availability, features and supported environments may change for operational, security or rights reasons. Material changes or shutdowns will be communicated in a way users can review.
6. Ending an account
You may start account deletion at any time. Access may be restricted for material conduct that harms service reliability or other users' rights.
7. Responsibility and help
NU Signal works to provide a safe and reliable service within reasonable limits. For temporary interruptions caused by networks, devices, external platforms or events outside reasonable control, first use the recovery steps on Support. These terms do not limit consumer rights protected by applicable law.
