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The Terms of service also mentions that the user agrees to "indemnify and hold harmless the EDRLab" even for "alleged" breaches by the user of the Terms of service. It is also stated that "EDRLab Parties have the right to monitor the use of the Application."

The application is also marketed as open source yet it is stated in the privacy policy that it is in fact not entirely open source, but rather has a "small software library used as core for the Readium LCP DRM, which does not store or send any data." This requires users to trust the company on their word, since users cannot inspect the application, as they may not "rent, sell, modify, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer or transfer the Application in whole or in part", according to the Terms of service. Furthermore, this connects directly to the 2nd paragraph.

The application is also marketed as open source yet it is stated in the privacy policy that it is in fact not entirely open source, but rather has a "small software library used as core for the Readium LCP DRM, which does not store or send any data." This requires users to trust the company on their word, since users cannot inspect the application, as they may not "rent, sell, modify, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer or transfer the Application in whole or in part", according to the Terms of service. Furthermore, this connects directly to the 2nd paragraph. The Terms of service as well as the Privacy policy are discussed in more detail in the "Incidents" section (see:[[EDRLab#Thorium Reader privacy policy and terms of use|Thorium Reader privacy policy and terms of use]]

==Incidents==

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 The Terms of service also mentions that the user agrees to "indemnify and hold harmless the EDRLab" even for "alleged" breaches by the user of the Terms of service. It is also stated that "EDRLab Parties have the right to monitor the use of the Application."
-The application is also marketed as open source yet it is stated in the privacy policy that it is in fact not entirely open source, but rather has a "small software library used as core for the Readium LCP DRM, which does not store or send any data." This requires users to trust the company on their word, since users cannot inspect the application, as they may not "rent, sell, modify, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer or transfer the Application in whole or in part", according to the Terms of service. Furthermore, this connects directly to the 2nd paragraph.
+The application is also marketed as open source yet it is stated in the privacy policy that it is in fact not entirely open source, but rather has a "small software library used as core for the Readium LCP DRM, which does not store or send any data." This requires users to trust the company on their word, since users cannot inspect the application, as they may not "rent, sell, modify, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer or transfer the Application in whole or in part", according to the Terms of service. Furthermore, this connects directly to the 2nd paragraph. The Terms of service as well as the Privacy policy are discussed in more detail in the "Incidents" section (see:[[EDRLab#Thorium Reader privacy policy and terms of use|Thorium Reader privacy policy and terms of use]]
 ==Incidents==