@malte Servers are in the US. And i can't see how i can be GDPR compliant in EU. So could be future major problems, after years of onboarding.
Same with the whole potential "deauthorization of the service", could end up in a loss of data, like the recent microsoft one-cloud situation for non-profits.
And then explicit restriction of use for any 'unlawful activity' and 'damage or falsify Company rating' is also a bit shady.
And Solidarity Software Inc. is just dirty in itself too 