GeoLira Terms of Service, version 2.0, effective 5 November 2026. Rules for using geolira.com, user accounts, private tools and community features.
1. General provisions
GeoLira is a website available at geolira.com, providing information about natural phenomena, educational resources, interpretations, private tools and community features. These Terms apply to visitors and registered users. A user is anyone accessing the service. An account is the area requiring registration and sign-in. User content means material or reports submitted through website features. Users should read these Terms before using account-based functions.
2. Project owner and operator
The GeoLira project and brand belong to the creative team GeoLira Team. The service provider and website operator is BOMEGA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ, Długa 2B, 56-416 Twardogóra, Poland, KRS 0000841054, NIP 9112034523, email [email protected]. Bomega is responsible for technical operation and user support. Operating the website does not transfer ownership of the project or brand to Bomega.
3. Available functions
GeoLira may present space-weather and geomagnetic information, Schumann resonance measurements, scientific data, explanations and interpretations. Features may include private journals, dream and synchronicity notes, meditation, notifications, community reports and symbolic content. Their actual availability depends on the active website version. Experimental or external-data-dependent features may be temporarily limited.
4. Technical requirements
An Internet-connected device and a modern browser supporting HTTPS are required. JavaScript is used by interactive features. Essential session cookies and authentication are required for sign-in. Public legal information is available without an account. Certain functions store preferences in the browser. Internet access charges are determined by the user's connectivity provider.
5. Accounts and account security
Creating an account is voluntary unless a feature requires identification. Users should provide correct registration details and safeguard passwords and email access. Accessing another person's account without authorization and sharing credentials with unauthorized persons is prohibited. Suspected account compromise should be reported promptly to [email protected]. The operator may require renewed authentication to protect accounts.
6. Private tools
Private journals, dream and synchronicity entries, meditation records and similar tools are intended for the authenticated owner. Users decide what to submit and should avoid unnecessary sensitive information or personal details about third parties. The available My Data tools support export and deletion within the scope described by the interface. Personal data processing is explained in the Privacy Policy.
7. Scientific data and availability
Observations, indicators and forecasts may rely on independent data providers and may be delayed, incomplete, unavailable or corrected. A missing reading is not a zero reading. Charts and information are for general information; they are not a guarantee that a physical event will occur or not occur and must not be the sole basis for safety-critical, health or emergency decisions.
8. Interpretative content
GeoLira distinguishes scientific measurements, derived analysis, opinions, community submissions, beliefs and symbolic interpretations. Astrology, numerology, spiritual materials and similar content are interpretations and not validated scientific measurements of personality or health. Content is not a substitute for personalized medical, psychological, legal or financial advice. For emergencies, rely on official services and alerts.
9. Community contributions
Where available, users can submit anonymous check-ins, intentions or place suggestions. Submissions may be moderated and need not be published automatically. Unlawful, abusive, defamatory, spam or privacy-invasive content and third-party sensitive personal information must not be submitted. When a feature issues a deletion token and record identifier, users should store these credentials securely.
10. Permission for submitted content
Users retain the intellectual property rights in their own content. By submitting material to a feature that stores or displays it, users grant the operator a non-exclusive, royalty-free permission limited to storing, processing, moderating and displaying it to provide that specific feature. This does not authorize sale unrelated to providing the service. Users must have sufficient rights to submit their material.
11. Prohibited conduct
Users must not bypass account security or rate limits, manipulate community results, access data without authorization, overload systems, send spam, impersonate others, harass or infringe third-party rights. Unverified symbolic statements or community posts must not be presented as official medical, scientific or emergency information. Proportionate protective measures may be used in response to violations.
12. Moderation and reports
The operator may decline to publish, restrict visibility or remove content violating the law or these Terms, and may restrict accounts where needed to safeguard the service. Reports can be sent to [email protected] with the relevant URL and reason. Moderation respects applicable law, including information and appeal rights where legally required.
13. Notifications and Telegram
Messaging integrations are optional and require user action. Delivery depends on Telegram, network availability and device settings. GeoLira is not an emergency alert service and does not guarantee notification delivery within a specific time. Users can disconnect integrations where that function is available. Related data processing is explained in the Privacy Policy.
14. Availability and updates
The operator takes steps to protect service availability and security, but maintenance, incidents, external provider disruptions or events beyond reasonable control may interrupt functions. Features may change as the service develops, without prejudice to rights established by mandatory laws on digital services and ongoing contracts.
15. Free and possible paid features
Viewing public GeoLira content does not automatically create a payment obligation. If paid services are later introduced, users must receive required pre-contract information about prices, scope, duration, renewal, payment, withdrawal and consumer rights before concluding a binding transaction. A Premium label alone does not constitute a paid contract.
16. Intellectual property
The GeoLira name, brand, original texts, user interface and graphics may be protected by intellectual property law. The project and brand belong to GeoLira Team. Rights in third-party data and materials remain with their respective owners. Visiting GeoLira does not grant rights to distribute protected content beyond what the law allows.
17. Support and complaints
Questions, account requests and complaints can be sent to [email protected] or the Contact page. Include the issue, approximate date and relevant URL without sending passwords or tokens. The operator handles complaints in accordance with applicable law and any mandatory consumer deadlines. Users retain their rights to contact competent authorities.
18. Liability and consumer protections
The operator is responsible as required by law. Continuous access to readings from independent data sources cannot be guaranteed. Nothing in these Terms excludes liability which cannot legally be excluded or limits mandatory consumer rights, including statutory remedies relating to digital services.
19. Amendments
Current Terms are accessible through the website footer. Changes may follow new functions, security needs or legal obligations. Where an amendment affects an ongoing contract, required notice and user rights will be provided. Information about earlier versions can be requested from the operator. Last updated: 3 November 2026.
20. Final provisions
Applicable law governs matters not addressed here. Consumers retain the protection of mandatory rules of their country of habitual residence where applicable. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent permitted by law. Version 1.0 of 3 November 2026.
21. Evidence categories and reliable attribution
GeoLira distinguishes scientific measurements obtained from providers, locally authored indices, derived calculations, community submissions and symbolic interpretations. These categories matter when interpreting a chart. A value produced by a local algorithm or a custom index is not automatically an observation from a certified scientific station. Before relying on a number, users should inspect the visible provider, units, observation timestamp, transformation method and relevant quality or provenance notes. Presenting different classes of information on the same dashboard does not mean that they share the same accuracy, scientific status or causal relationship. Educational explanations may assist interpretation but do not replace the original provider documentation. A user must not present an authored index as an official government warning or use the Service to misrepresent where scientific information originated.
22. Measurement freshness and publication timing
Current-looking values may originate from providers updating at different intervals. Where available, GeoLira displays observation or retrieval timestamps for the relevant source. Loading a page now does not mean that every measurement was taken now; missing updates can result from provider outages, connectivity problems, quality controls or delayed ingestion. Users should read freshness indicators and warnings that a displayed value represents an earlier observation. The Service may temporarily display the last valid reading or indicate that a source is unavailable. Neither state proves that the underlying conditions have remained unchanged. Anyone making safety, travel or outdoor-activity decisions should also consult the current official or specialist messages of the competent authorities. An absent new chart or GeoLira alert is not a guarantee that no hazard exists.
23. Space weather and solar activity
Space-weather views can present solar activity, flares, solar wind, energetic particles, magnetic-field measurements and observed or forecast geomagnetic effects. The Service uses public scientific feeds from providers including NOAA and NASA where applicable, each with its own method, coverage and update cadence. Different indicators describe distinct phenomena and should not be treated as interchangeable or interpreted without their units and observation context. A forecast of a geomagnetic storm describes uncertainty rather than guaranteeing that an event will occur at an exact place and time. GeoLira is not the official authority for aviation, power-grid or communications warnings. Professional use requiring dependable alerts should also rely on the original provider's channels and the operational procedures applicable in the relevant sector.
24. Schumann resonance, ELF and authored indices
Schumann-related views may show measurements from local or external ELF stations, spectral analyses, historical records and authored activity indices. Reading such charts requires attention to signal quality, local interference, calibration, recording gaps and the formula behind an indicator. An authored index is not a new physical measurement unit and does not replace examination of the underlying signal. Relevant methodological qualifications should be considered alongside each data view. An increased index must not be represented as a medical diagnosis, proof of altered human consciousness or conclusive evidence of a supernatural event. Parallel time trends can be coincidental or influenced by other factors. Users should keep measurement separate from spiritual interpretation and must not cite GeoLira as a medical authority on the effects of electromagnetic fields or radiation.
25. Geomagnetic indices and aurora viewing
Kp and related geomagnetic information can help explain disturbances in Earth's magnetic field. Prospects of seeing an aurora additionally depend on latitude, cloud cover, time of day, visibility and local conditions. A global activity indicator is not a promise that an aurora will be visible or a personalised forecast for a particular observer's location. Anyone planning night travel, outdoor viewing or work in remote places must independently consider ordinary safety precautions. GeoLira does not replace local meteorological services, transport warnings or travel advice. Where providers disagree, users should inspect each source's observation time and methodology rather than assuming that one number is invariably authoritative.
26. Earthquakes and the live Earth map
The Earth map may visualise events from several sources, including earthquake information obtained from public scientific catalogues. Event coordinates, magnitude, time and review status can be revised by the provider as new evidence becomes available. A map marker displays information from an identified source, not the result of GeoLira's own geological inspection or a guarantee that every global event has been captured. GeoLira does not operate an official early-warning system for earthquakes, tsunamis or other immediate threats to life. In an emergency, follow local authorities and established monitoring agencies. A missing map marker must never be used to dismiss direct signs of danger. Users should also account for transmission delays and subsequent corrections to historic event records.
27. Moon phases, calendars and astronomical derivations
Lunar phase, illumination and celestial-event timings can be calculated locally or derived from identified astronomical sources. Results depend on the time standard, timezone settings and accuracy of the chosen model. A displayed Moon phase does not establish that the Moon caused a person's mood, medical symptoms or specific personal events. Symbolic or astrological interpretation, where shown, remains separate from astronomical methodology. For research publications or observations requiring precision, users should independently verify ephemerides and the algorithm's assumptions. Choosing another local timezone can change a calendar date without changing the underlying astronomical event. Such differences should not be characterised as instrument failures or treated as substitutes for professional astronomical equipment.
28. Alerts, thresholds and notifications
GeoLira displays alert information and may offer signed-in members notification settings for selected event categories. An alert threshold is a technical rule applied to the available data. Power outages, unavailable provider feeds, rejected email or loss of connectivity can delay or prevent delivery. Configuring a threshold does not guarantee instantaneous processing or receipt of every possible event. GeoLira notifications are informational and do not constitute a personal safety system, medical device or official emergency warning. Users must independently monitor authoritative messages when health, life or property could be at risk. Changes to Account preferences may affect delivery; reasonable limits may be applied to prevent excessive automated messages and abuse.
29. Maps, approximate location and spatial data
Interactive maps can use public geographic layers, device location shared with permission or an approximate area selected by the visitor. Availability of map tiles and location information depends on the browser, map provider and the device's permissions. Not every coordinate has navigation-grade precision, and a sacred-place marker or related location may be primarily descriptive. Users must not rely on the GeoLira map as their primary vehicle navigation tool, emergency route planner or authority on access to private property. Boundaries, symbols and layers may require verification using current official sources. Sharing device location may be optional; declining permission should not be treated as abandoning unrelated public content.
30. Educational materials and the research library
Explanatory articles, methodology notes, the glossary and the research library help visitors understand phenomena and data provenance. They may link to publications whose copyright and reuse conditions remain with their respective authors. An educational simplification must not be treated as a complete scientific paper or individual expert advice. Some resources discuss hypotheses, uncertainty or historical viewpoints that require appropriate context. Readers should check each resource's update date and cited sources. Quotation, research reuse and redistribution remain subject to law and the relevant licence. An external link does not mean GeoLira endorses every claim made on the destination website. Factual corrections can be submitted through the published contact channel with a description of the source and the disputed statement.
31. Embeddable widgets and external websites
GeoLira may provide widgets or visual components for embedding in another website. Such an embed remains dependent on the Service, provider feeds, browser configuration and permitted usage methods. The person embedding a widget is responsible for information and controls required on their own website if the integration introduces additional device storage or transfers information to external services. Users must not remove required source attribution, change a widget in a misleading way or present its indicators as their own certified official measurements. Reasonable access limits and security controls can restrict automated calls. Separate provider licences must be checked before commercial reuse of external data or images. Public availability of an embed is not an unlimited sublicence for all included third-party materials.
32. External providers and links
Some charts rely on scientific organisations, public institutions, mapping providers and other independent data services. Each provider manages its own systems, availability, distribution terms and feed formats. Corrections made at source can subsequently change the display in GeoLira. Naming an organisation does not automatically create a partnership or imply that it individually approved every derived visualisation. Links leaving GeoLira can be governed by separate terms, privacy notices and device-storage practices. Following an external link is the visitor's choice. Private journal text or unrelated personal information should not be sent to external providers where it is unnecessary for the requested feature. Users reporting apparent discrepancies can supply the source identifier and relevant observation time rather than sensitive Account data.
33. Registration, authentication and sessions
GeoLira Accounts use WordPress authentication and the access safeguards enabled for the Service. Registration and sign-in may require an email address, a password, acknowledgement of relevant documents and technically necessary session identifiers. Additional identity-provider integration, where enabled in a particular deployment, follows its own authorisation flow and does not grant ordinary members administrator privileges. Members must protect credentials, secure shared devices and report suspected Account compromise. Using another person's session, bypassing permission checks and creating repeated Accounts to evade restrictions are prohibited. Technical support should not demand a password in an ordinary message. Reasonable restrictions on suspicious operations may be applied to protect members, without eliminating rights guaranteed by mandatory law.
34. Private journal and stored observations
Signed-in members can keep a private observation journal including self-rated sleep quality, mood, energy, concentration, meditation duration, timestamps and notes. Each field has defined validation limits, and entries are linked to the Account, relevant date and timezone. A self-rating is not a clinical scale, medical diagnosis or objective measurement of a person's health. Journal contents are private by default and should not be added to community aggregates without a separate appropriate legal basis. Members decide what they enter and should avoid unnecessary information about third parties. Export and deletion controls apply to individual or entire sets of entries according to the relevant feature. Changing or deleting underlying observations can affect any personal correlation analysis calculated from them.
35. Dreams, synchronicities and personal notes
Private-experience tools can record dreams, recurring motifs, meaningful coincidences and personal assessments of vividness or significance. Categories and tags organise notes from the member's own perspective. Finding a repeating number or symbol is not objective proof of a supernatural force. The Service does not turn such notes into official findings of fact or psychological or psychiatric diagnoses. Members should be careful about adding names, relationship details or other people's information. Private experiences are not public community reports by default and must not be used to assess the health of other members. Export and deletion are available through the relevant Account functions. Similarities between two dreams cannot be represented as statistically established or scientific proof of a connection to space-weather events.
36. Personal correlations and statistical limits
Personal correlation tools can compare a member's observations with environmental indicators such as Kp, a custom Schumann activity index, solar-wind speed or lunar illumination. Calculations require a sufficient number of matched observations and may use Pearson or Spearman coefficients. Results depend on missing data, ordinal scores, time lags and confounding factors the tool cannot fully control. Correlation does not establish causation. Trying several metrics and lags increases the risk of coincidental high values, and the absence of significance tests prevents an assertion of statistical proof. GeoLira cannot identify the cause of symptoms, recommend treatment changes or provide individual medical diagnosis. The underlying personal observations remain private under the relevant feature's rules.
37. Mood, sleep and health-related notes
Mood, sleep and wellness entries are subjective self-observations. They are not medical examinations, psychological advice or diagnostic screening tools. Even where a score changes around the time of an environmental event, the coincidence alone does not establish that the event affected the person's health. Decisions about medicines, treatment or an urgent psychological situation must be taken with an appropriately qualified professional. Members should consider whether continued chart analysis is helpful or increases distress. They can stop journaling, delete entries or disable reminders as permitted by the feature. GeoLira does not continuously monitor anyone's health, guarantee detection of mental-health deterioration or provide emergency intervention. In urgent circumstances, competent healthcare or emergency services are the appropriate source of help.
38. Anonymous community check-ins
A community check-in can record voluntary self-ratings for energy, mood, calmness, tension or sleep on a selected day. The supported information may include a country but should not require an exact address, a name or free-text medical history. Individual submissions are not intended for public display. Aggregated charts must distinguish participation counts from distributions and acknowledge that a voluntary sample is not statistically representative of a population. Members must not manufacture mass check-ins, use automated sessions to manipulate an aggregate or present community sentiment as an instrument-measured scientific variable. Participation is voluntary and does not prove that magnetic fields caused a person's symptoms. Reasonable anti-spam controls may apply, and records are subject to the retention criteria described in the data policy.
39. Global intentions and community content
GeoLira may provide a way to record a global intention or take part in simple collective activities. These are voluntary expressions or symbolic practices, not payments or proof that a physical-world event took place. The count of intentions does not measure the effectiveness of spiritual practice or establish the beliefs of every visitor. Participants must act lawfully and must not use a submission to harass or pressure another person. Intention features must not be used to spread illegal material, impersonate someone else, encourage violence or mislead through automated mass submissions. An anonymous interface does not permit unlimited circumvention of safeguards. Where conduct breaches the rules, proportionate restrictions may be applied in accordance with relevant law and applicable challenge mechanisms.
40. Meditation and spiritual practices
Meditation materials and explanations of traditions may offer inspiration, rest or education about different ways to interpret experience. They do not constitute medical treatment, even when someone describes a personal sense of improvement. The same activity can affect people differently; nobody should be pressured to participate, and a tradition must not be described as physically established merely because a scientific chart appears nearby. Stop a practice if it causes distress or interferes with safe activity. People with health concerns should rely on suitable medical advice for treatment decisions. GeoLira can separate symbolic content from measurements through evidence labels and methodology references. Interpretations must not encourage abandoning medical care, discriminatory conduct or exploitation of vulnerable people.
41. Sacred places and location suggestions
Pages about symbolic or sacred places may present traditions, historical materials and descriptions associated with locations. Calling a site significant in a belief system does not prove a measurable physical property or grant access rights. Suggestions of new places may be reviewed, and a submitter must not provide information that unlawfully exposes someone's private address or creates a safety hazard. Visitors must respect property boundaries, archaeological heritage, protected nature areas and local communities. Trespass, unsafe travel or disclosure of private locations must not be encouraged. Displaying a map marker does not mean GeoLira organises tours or supplies a guide. Suggested-place records can be subject to moderation and the relevant retention schedule.
42. Telegram integration and an external messenger
Where a member connects GeoLira to a Telegram bot or accesses a mini application, part of the interaction takes place in an independent messaging environment. Message delivery, platform identifiers and Telegram privacy settings are also governed by that provider's technical arrangements. Notifications may be delayed, rejected or never delivered; enabling them does not guarantee that every message will be received or read. Members should not send passwords, API keys or unnecessary health, dream or journal details through a bot. Account linking, if supported, must use the proper authorised mechanism. Declining Telegram integration need not prevent access to GeoLira's public scientific information. Terminal technical delivery records are subject to different retention rules from the private personal journal.
43. Email notifications and quiet hours
Account preferences may allow selection of notification categories, frequency controls and periods in which the member prefers not to receive messages. Such rules work only within the capabilities of the active application and chosen delivery channel. Contact information should be kept current; an invalid mailbox can prevent delivery of important Account confirmations or access-related notices. Security-related operational messages must be distinguished from direct marketing, which can require a separate lawful basis and consent. The Service must not be used to send unsolicited messages to others. Quiet hours do not constitute health monitoring or an emergency response arrangement. The Privacy Notice explains the personal data involved in communications and the relevant rights.
44. Data export, correction and deletion
Relevant Account areas provide controls to export or delete journal entries, private experiences and other records linked to the member. The scope depends on the particular module: removing one entry is not the same as closing the entire Account or instantly erasing every disaster-recovery backup. Confirmation steps for irreversible operations help prevent accidental loss of information someone may later need. Members retain applicable GDPR rights subject to lawful conditions and exceptions. An erasure request can require proportionate verification of Account authority. Limited records may be retained where needed to protect others' rights, preserve security evidence or comply with law. Before deleting records, members should use the available export function and verify that the resulting copy is complete enough for their needs.
45. Copyright, data licences and attribution
Website code, interface design, authored explanations and original graphics may be protected under applicable law, including rights held by GeoLira Team and other creators. Independently of brand ownership, scientific feeds, maps, photographs and publications can be governed by third-party licences. Being able to view a resource without paying does not grant an unlimited right to scrape the catalogue, remove attribution or resell external materials. Statutory quotation, educational uses and other lawful exceptions remain applicable. Before reusing data, users should inspect the particular licence, source, dataset version and any obligation to indicate changes. A rights complaint should identify the exact content, claimed entitlement and relevant evidence without demanding unrelated private information about members. Restricting particular material may be necessary where a substantiated violation is established.
46. Member content and submitted reports
Private entries, suggested locations, data-quality reports and other submissions follow different rules according to the feature concerned. Submitters must provide information in good faith and must not infringe privacy, copyright or safety requirements. Sending a form does not automatically publish its contents to the world or imply that GeoLira has verified and endorsed every statement. Spam, malicious links, threats, attempts to obtain credentials and knowingly false descriptions likely to mislead other people are prohibited. Some submissions may need review before they influence a published view, and technical safeguards can prevent mass abuse. Material sent through a private channel should remain appropriately protected even when a breach of the rules is investigated.
47. Moderation and reports of illegal material
GeoLira may receive reports concerning policy violations, unlawful content or risks arising from member-submitted materials. A useful notice identifies the precise page or item and provides a factual explanation. Filing a notice does not automatically establish illegality or wrongdoing. Review should consider context, the rights of those involved and lawful freedom of expression. Where a particular hosting or platform function is subject to the Digital Services Act, the relevant requirements on notices, reasons for restrictions and available redress apply. Not every part of an observatory automatically qualifies as an online platform under that Regulation. Proportionate urgent measures may be necessary where there is a serious risk. Reports must not be used to harass rivals, obtain private data or suppress legitimate criticism.
48. Security controls, limits and prohibited automation
GeoLira can apply request limits, API access controls, anti-spam measures and restrictions against unauthorised collection of information. Circumventing these measures through automated Account creation, impersonation, hijacking sessions or excessive requests is prohibited. Public data access does not authorise security testing that attempts to obtain another member's private information. A reproducible error can be reported with the affected route, approximate time and observed result. Reports should not disclose passwords, tokens, another person's messages or other secrets. Safeguards may be adjusted proportionately to infrastructure risks while preserving mandatory user rights. A network error also does not necessarily mean that a requested operation was saved successfully.
49. Minors and users needing additional protection
Public educational materials may be viewed by people of different ages, while independent Account registration and activities requiring legally valid consent are subject to relevant age and capacity rules. Where parental or guardian involvement is required, the appropriate process must be followed. Community tools must not be used to collect children's information, exert pressure or promote unsafe practices. Someone experiencing significant distress or health problems should not replace professional support with interpretation of an environmental index, dream or meditation experience. GeoLira is not a service for supervising vulnerable individuals. Immediate danger requires competent emergency services. Applicable law continues to require particular care with children's information and special-category personal data.
50. No substitute for official systems or professionals
GeoLira is an information, education and personal-tool service. It does not issue binding government warnings, act as a medical or psychological practice or certify every external sensor. An alert, index or personal correlation should not be the sole basis for decisions about health, evacuation, technical safety or finances. Relevant action should be based on the competent authorities' messages and qualified professional advice. This limitation does not remove liability that cannot lawfully be excluded and does not justify knowingly misleading publications. Sources and significant known limitations should be identified appropriately. Users can report an incorrect value or misleading material with the route, timestamp and source reference. The Service may correct information when reliable evidence becomes available.
51. Free access and any future paid services
The current public GeoLira experience provides information and selected tools without presenting a normal completed shop checkout. A plan label, demonstration button or an internal code field does not itself establish a paid agreement. Users should not send money in response to an unofficial demand to unlock a chart or alert. If an actual paid offer is introduced later, users must receive required information about the legal seller, price, access duration, payment method, digital supply and statutory consumer rights before being bound by an order. The absence of an active shopping cart does not remove other legal duties related to electronic services. Mandatory statutory protections cannot be waived by these Terms.
52. Contact, corrections and complaints
Login failures, chart errors, unavailable location features, personal-data synchronisation, alerts or notification problems can be reported through the published contact page. A useful report includes the page address, approximate time, browser, expected and observed behaviour and, for data discrepancies, the source identifier. Passwords, payment details, complete private journals and unrelated third-party information should not be provided without a genuine need. A data-quality report differs from a complaint about Account service or a personal-data request. The available procedure and legal protection depend on the specific circumstances and applicable rules. Support may request proportionate clarification but must not demand authentication secrets. A technical response does not remove statutory access to competent authorities, courts or other legal remedies.
53. Changes to features, availability and documents
GeoLira may improve data views, change provider integrations and update safeguards to maintain proper operation. External format changes, lost permissions or security risks may require a source or feature to be suspended. Historical observations can be corrected or supplemented when reliable information becomes available. A particular algorithm version or chart appearance is not a perpetual guarantee that it will never change. Terms and privacy changes should be communicated appropriately in light of their significance and legal requirements. Rights acquired under a valid agreement cannot be arbitrarily removed, and new processing purposes cannot bypass a separately required consent. Material changes may require advance notice. Members can contact the Service for clarification when a change affects access or information already supplied.
54. Applicable law, mandatory rights and final provisions
These Terms should be read with the Privacy Notice, Cookie Notice, source-attribution rules, Community Guidelines and health-safety notices where relevant to a function. Matters not expressly addressed remain governed by applicable law. Nothing in these Terms excludes mandatory consumer rights, personal-data protections, legal-content reporting rights or liability that cannot lawfully be restricted. Mandatory legal requirements prevail in the event of a conflict. An unenforceable provision does not automatically invalidate other terms that can lawfully continue to operate. Choosing an interface language does not remove protection granted under a user's applicable law. GeoLira Team remains the creative team and brand owner, while responsibility for specific services and processing must reflect the actually established legal roles and applicable duties.
Service operator
- Legal name
- BOMEGA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
- Jurisdiction
- PL
- Contact
- [email protected]
- Privacy contact
- [email protected]
- Address
- ul. Długa 2B
56-416 Twardogóra
Polska - Registration ID
- KRS 0000841054, NIP 9112034523
- Contact URL
- https://geolira.com/contact