They aren't alleging that it is illegal. They are alleging that it violates terms that Bright Data agreed to when Bright Data signed up for Twitter.
How do website terms of service work in Switzerland, especially in the case where the person using the website has actually gone through the account creation process there?
Much of the crap put into terms of service is null and void. It can't restrict your legal rights. As an example, they can't force you into arbitration if you want to sue them.
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They aren't alleging that it is illegal. They are alleging that it violates terms that Bright Data agreed to when Bright Data signed up for Twitter.
How do website terms of service work in Switzerland, especially in the case where the person using the website has actually gone through the account creation process there?
If it's like in Europe, if a contract is illegal or restrict rights disproportionately, it's unenforceable.
Much of the crap put into terms of service is null and void. It can't restrict your legal rights. As an example, they can't force you into arbitration if you want to sue them.