Last updated: 03 August, 2025

Terms of Use

Who We Are

Welcome to Streemout Social Network where personal & professional sharing is redefined. Streemout is a social network designed to accomodate personal sharing by users and professional sharing by users.

By using our service, you agree with the collection and use of your personal data provided to improve our service in accordance with this Privacy Policy.

Acceptance of Terms

By creating an account, downloading our app, or accessing our services, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use Streemout services.

Who Can Use Streemout

You must be at least 13 years old (or older if your local law requires it) to use Streemout services. By using our services, you confirm you meet this requirement.

Your Account

You’re responsible for:

• Keeping your login info secure.
• All activity on your account.
• Telling us immediately if you notice suspicious activity.
• We reserve the right to suspend or remove accounts that break our rules or harm others.

Your Content

You own the content (photos, videos, comments) uploaded. By posting, you give us permission to:

• Display and share it on our platform.
• Promote it (with credit) on our official channels.

You must not upload:

• Content you don’t own or have rights to.
• Anything illegal, hateful, abusive, or sexually explicit.
• Spam, misleading info, or scams.

Our Rights

We may:

• Modify or end the service at any time.
• Remove content or accounts violating our policies.
• Use anonymized data to improve our services.

Limitations of Liability

We work hard to provide a great experience but:

• We can’t guarantee the platform will always be error-free or secure.
• We’re not responsible for what users post.
• We’re not liable for damages from using (or being unable to use) Streemout.

Use Streemout applications at your own risk.

Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms over time. If we make major changes, we’ll let you know via the app or email.

Governing Law

These Terms are governed by the laws of South Africa. Any disputes will be handled in local courts.