I don’t think the law will get involved with these things - additionally, as seen in different topics, a majority of our users are under 18 and in countries where minors cannot be bound in a legal contract. Furthermore, a majority of our users cannot be legally affected by a contract. However, if a user uses your service to do things such as DDoSing or other illegal attacks, they might be arrested, however it is likely difficult to catch them.
Yeah, and additionally, I’m not sure it would result in prosecution even if you’re 18+, it may result in a lawsuit with your company, but depending on the severity, it’s not very likely you’ll be prosecuted.
If someone stole your products, there’s not a lot you can do. They have your product, if you blacklist them, they can still use the product.
The best protection is filing a DMCA if needed, although that’s not the best.
Very true, though I believe this goes for everything … unless there’s a script that will always be ready to deactivate the service if the user becomes blacklisted, the consumer can still use the product.