Effective Date: 14 April 2026
Platform Owner: AVHOS Legal Automation Systems
Address: Kartaltepe Mah. 1. Malazgirt Cad. No:6/2 Küçükçekmece/Istanbul
Email: info@avhos.com
Telephone: 0850 885 08 44

ARTICLE 1 – PARTIES, ACCEPTANCE AND LEGAL NATURE

This AVHOS User, Membership and Platform Usage Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into between, on the one hand, AVHOS Legal Automation Systems (“AVHOS”), whose details are set out above, and, on the other hand, any person accessing, applying for, or registering for the AVHOS mobile application, subdomains, user panels, associated digital platforms, API connections, and all related services provided by AVHOS via the website at www.avhos.com, the AVHOS mobile application, subdomains, user panels, affiliated digital platforms, API connections and all related services provided by AVHOS (“User” or “Member”).

The User; by visiting the Site, accessing the Platform, applying for membership, activating their account, utilising any paid or free service, initiating a payment transaction, or engaging in any act of use, hereby acknowledges, declares and undertakes that they have read, understood, accepted and are bound by this Agreement, along with the associated policies and information texts.

This Agreement governs the terms of use of the platform provided by AVHOS, the principles of membership, the subscription relationship, the scope of services, user obligations, data security and personal data provisions, intellectual property regulations, limits of liability, the conditions for the suspension or termination of an account, and the principles of dispute resolution.

To use the platform, the User must:

be at least 18 years of age,
possess legal capacity under Turkish law,
act on their own behalf or on behalf of a natural or legal person they are authorised to represent,
use the Platform to conduct legal proceedings, support their professional activities, or for the purposes of use for which AVHOS provides services

AVHOS may, where necessary, classify the user profile as a lawyer, trainee lawyer, law firm, legal department employee, corporate user, authorised representative or any other natural or legal person requiring legal process management.

ARTICLE 2 – DEFINITIONS

The following terms used in this Agreement;

Site / Platform: The website operating under the domain name www.avhos.com, the AVHOS mobile application, the user dashboard, subdomains, API interfaces, associated digital services and related electronic systems,

AVHOS: AVHOS Legal Automation Systems,

Service: The legal automation software, case and file management, document management, AI-supported analysis, petition drafting, case law and legislation research, task-to-do-appointment tracking, team management, integrations, reporting, membership infrastructure, subscription services, technical support and all similar digital services provided by AVHOS via the Site or connected systems,

User / Member: Any natural or legal person who accesses the Site, registers, submits an application, holds an account, or uses free or paid services,

Corporate Account: An account type that includes multiple sub-users, team management or an authorisation module,

Sub-User: A sub-access holder defined within the scope of a Corporate Account, subject to package limits and the authorisation matrix,

Account: The user registration created by the User to access AVHOS services,

Subscription / Package: The right of use subject to the duration, scope, limits, price and conditions determined by AVHOS,

Content: Any and all data, information, documents, files, text, images, videos, audio recordings, tables, graphics, records, reports, outputs, database entries, training data, notes, explanations and other digital materials located on the platform or uploaded to the system by the user,

User Content: All content created, uploaded, processed, transferred or stored by the user,

Permanent Data Storage Medium: Any tool or medium, such as text messages, email, the internet, disk, CD, DVD, memory card and the like, that is suitable for the information sent to be examined within a reasonable period and copied without alteration,

AI Output: Recommendations, drafts, analyses, matches, summaries, search results, text or evaluations generated by the Platform using artificial intelligence, automated analysis or algorithmic processes,

Beta Version: A software version that is still undergoing development and testing, has not yet been released as a stable version, and carries a higher risk of errors and changes,

means.

ARTICLE 3 – SUBJECT MATTER, SCOPE AND ANNEXES OF THE AGREEMENT

The subject matter of this Agreement is to establish the terms and conditions under which the User may utilise the Site and Services provided by AVHOS, the rules of use, the rights and obligations of the parties, and the principles governing the establishment, maintenance, restriction, suspension and termination of membership.

This Agreement applies to the creation of membership, logging in, using a user account, using modules, utilising paid or free packages, uploading documents, data processing, using AI tools, forming teams, utilising external integrations, receiving technical support, and all transactions carried out on the Platform.

In the event the User utilises a specific service, the following may also apply: the pre-contractual information form, distance selling contract, subscription terms, privacy policy, cookie policy, Data Protection Act (KVKK) information notice, consent form, campaign terms, return/cancellation policy, delivery and return policy, data processing annexes and other special terms of use are an integral part of this Agreement.

In the event of any conflict between the provisions;

mandatory legislation,
the specific contract or policy relating to the relevant service,
this main agreement

shall apply in that order.

ARTICLE 4 – NATURE OF THE SERVICE AND MODULES PROVIDED

AVHOS is a SaaS (Software as a Service) platform designed for lawyers, law firms, legal departments and users requiring legal process management. The service may include, in particular, the following modules and tools:

case file management,
document and file management,
uploading and processing of PDF/Word and other documents,
text extraction and classification,
AI-powered petition drafting,
case law and legislation research,
task, assignment and appointment tracking,
team management and multi-user workspaces,
reporting and workflow automation,
training data, templates and precedent libraries,
Technical integrations with UYAP or similar external systems,
legal automation, reminder and analysis modules.

The scope of the service may vary depending on the selected membership type, subscription package, user limit, technical infrastructure, campaign terms, beta/stable version status, scope of integration, and AVHOS’s current service architecture.

The platform is a tool. AVHOS does not provide legal consultancy, legal practice, agency, representation, a guarantee of litigation outcome, a promise of legal success, or a commitment to absolute compliance with legislation. In particular, all AI-supported outputs are of a recommendatory, draft or auxiliary nature. It is mandatory for the User to review, verify and, where necessary, subject these materials to expert human assessment before presenting them to a court, administrative authorities, a client or third parties.

ARTICLE 5 – MEMBERSHIP, ACCOUNT CREATION, ELIGIBILITY AND VERIFICATION

Membership is established when a person wishing to become a User completes the information requested in the relevant section of the Platform fully and accurately, electronically accepts this Agreement and the relevant texts, completes any necessary verification steps, and the application is accepted by AVHOS.

AVHOS reserves the right to freely assess membership applications, request additional information or documents, subject applications to verification processes it deems appropriate, reject applications where it identifies technical or legal risks, and request authorisation documents for corporate accounts.

The User acknowledges that all information provided during registration is accurate, up-to-date, complete and belongs to them; that they are authorised to act on behalf of a legal entity or firm; and that they have not used misleading, false, incomplete or unauthorised information belonging to third parties. Any legal, administrative, financial or technical liability arising from such information being contrary to the truth shall be borne by the User.

AVHOS may use the following methods to ensure the security and authenticity of the user’s account:

email verification,
phone verification,
two-factor or multi-factor authentication,
professional/organisational information verification,
Bar Association registration verification,
company authorisation verification,
ID verification,
technical security checks.

The user acknowledges that if they fail to complete the requested verification steps, access to the service may be restricted, the account may be suspended, or the application may be rejected.

ARTICLE 6 – ACCOUNT SECURITY, TERMS OF USE AND CORPORATE ACCOUNTS

The User is solely responsible for safeguarding their username, password, verification code, email access, security key, API key, session details and other access tools. Transactions carried out via the User’s account shall be deemed to have been performed by the User unless proven otherwise in a clear and concrete manner.

Accounts are, as a rule, personal. The User may not share their account with third parties, allow joint use, rent it out, transfer it, sell it, assign it or use it for commercial purposes. The creation of sub-users in corporate accounts is only possible within the limits and authorisation levels permitted by the relevant package.

The User is obliged to notify AVHOS immediately upon becoming aware that their account has been subject to unauthorised access, that their password has been compromised, that suspicious transactions have taken place, that a security breach has occurred, or that third parties have gained access. AVHOS shall not be liable for any damages arising from delayed notification or failure to notify, unless such damages result from AVHOS’s wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

AVHOS may, subject to prior notice, take action to deactivate, archive, restrict or close accounts that have remained inactive for 6 months or longer.

ARTICLE 7 – TERMS OF USE, PERMITTED USE AND PROHIBITIONS

The User agrees to use the Platform solely in a manner that is lawful, in accordance with the principles of good faith, and consistent with the purpose of this Agreement. The Platform may be used for the following purposes:

case and file management,
preparing petitions and drafts,
conducting legal workflows with team members,
document storage and classification,
research into legislation and case law,
task, to-do list and appointment tracking,
reporting and legal process automation.

The following uses are prohibited:

automated data scraping, unauthorised bulk queries,
exceeding rate limits or misuse of the API,
uploading false, misleading or third-party information to the system,
uploading malicious software, bots, malware, viruses or malicious code,
brute force attacks, spam, DDoS attacks and resource-consuming attacks,
unauthorised integration, vulnerability scanning, exploitation of vulnerabilities,
use for penetration testing or similar security testing purposes,
uploading content that infringes copyright or other intellectual property rights,
attempts to access other users’ accounts,
presenting AI outputs to third parties as if they were guaranteed to have legal consequences,
reselling, renting out, or sub-licensing the entire platform or any part thereof,
the use of content that is criminal, unlawful, contains hate speech, or infringes the rights of third parties.

In the event of a breach, AVHOS reserves the right to remove the content, suspend the account, restrict access, permanently close the account, claim compensation, take legal action and, where necessary, report the matter to the relevant authorities.

ARTICLE 8 – USER CONTENT, LEGAL LIABILITY AND THE PLATFORM’S POSITION

The User acknowledges that all data, documents, records, statements, notes, reports, personal data, sensitive personal data, commercial data and other content uploaded, created, processed, transferred or shared by them on AVHOS systems is lawful; and that they possess the necessary rights to use, process, store and, where required, share such content.

The User acknowledges that they shall bear full legal, criminal, administrative and financial liability for any personal data belonging to third parties, confidential documents, trade secrets, copyright-protected content, commercial secrets or unlawful content uploaded to the system.

The final legal responsibility for content created on the Platform or generated via AI rests with the User. AVHOS does not guarantee the accuracy, currency, probative value, potential to result in a court ruling, or compliance with a specific legal outcome of any petition, analysis, interpretation of case law, summary, legal classification or automated text.

AVHOS may remove the relevant content, block access to it, suspend the account partially or entirely, and make the necessary disclosures to the competent authorities if it becomes aware that uploaded content is unlawful, has reasonable grounds for suspicion, receives a complaint from a third party, receives a notification from an official authority, or detects a systemic risk.

ARTICLE 9 – MASKING OF PERSONAL DATA AND OBLIGATION TO COMPLY WITH THE KVKK

The User is obliged to use personal data belonging to clients, counterparties, witnesses, employees, consultants, debtors, creditors and other third parties in a manner that is masked, anonymised or pseudonymised to the greatest extent possible whilst using the Platform.

This obligation applies not only to special category personal data but also to all other data that identifies or makes a person identifiable, including name and surname, Turkish ID number, telephone number, email address, address, UETS/KEP details, financial information, vehicle registration number, case or reference number, photograph, image, audio recording, IP address, location data, and any other data that identifies or makes a person identifiable.

With regard to special category personal data, the User is also obliged to take additional protective measures in accordance with the relevant legislation. Health data, criminal conviction data, biometric data, religious beliefs, ethnic origin, political opinions and similar data must not be uploaded to the Platform without a legal basis.

The User may give explicit consent on their own behalf; however, they may not issue a general declaration of consent on behalf of a client or third parties. Therefore, the User:

obtain separate explicit consent from the relevant individuals where necessary,
fulfil the duty to provide information,
retain the legal basis for processing,
maintain a data processing inventory and internal compliance processes,
train their employees and trainees regarding the Personal Data Protection Law,
and to carry out regular audits and content checks

is required.

It is essential to always use fictitious or masked data instead of real data in test or demo uses. Any administrative fines, claims for compensation, criminal liability, loss of rights or third-party claims that may arise due to the User’s breach of this clause shall be entirely the responsibility of the User. AVHOS reserves the right of recourse should it suffer any loss as a result.

ARTICLE 10 – OBLIGATION REGARDING DATA STORAGE, BACKUP AND INDEPENDENT BACKUP

AVHOS takes care to implement reasonable technical and administrative security measures on its own systems. However, the Platform is not designed to serve as the sole and primary archiving environment, a standalone secure storage area, or an absolute data protection solution for the User.

The User is obliged to regularly maintain up-to-date, complete and readable backups of all files, documents, data, records, notes, reports and other content that they upload, create, process, store or access on the system, in an independent environment. These backups must be taken at intervals consistent with the User’s own professional obligations, office processes and legal requirements.

The User acknowledges that storing data solely on the AVHOS system is insufficient; the User accepts that the existence of independent backups is entirely their own responsibility in the event of system failure, user error, accidental deletion, third-party service interruption, synchronisation issues, integration errors, technical maintenance, security incidents, force majeure, account closure or termination of the contract.

AVHOS shall not be liable for any data loss, loss of evidence, loss of documents, loss of access, loss of business, missed deadlines, loss of clients, loss of reputation, or any other direct or indirect damages arising from the failure to fulfil the backup obligation, unless such damages result from AVHOS’s wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

ARTICLE 11 – BETA VERSION, DEVELOPMENT PHASE AND SERVICE CONTINUITY

AVHOS may make certain modules or the entire platform available as a beta version. A beta version indicates that the software is in an active development phase, that new features may be added, that certain functions may be missing or limited, and that bug fixes and performance improvements are ongoing.

Data persistence, backward compatibility, uninterrupted service, data recovery capability, backup guarantees, or the guarantee that all features will always function fully are not assured within the scope of the beta version. The user is obliged to store critical files separately on their own devices and/or infrastructure, to perform regular exports where possible, not to use the Platform as the sole tool for time-sensitive operations, and to establish an alternative contingency plan.

Within the scope of the system, there may be a risk of data loss or deletion due to database schema changes, major version updates, migration processes, third-party service interruptions, security measures, maintenance work, data cleansing, or technical fixes. AVHOS endeavours to provide advance notice where possible; however, advance notice is not guaranteed in all cases.

The service may be temporarily suspended in part or in full due to planned maintenance, technical intervention, security patches, database maintenance, integration changes and similar reasons. Such interruptions do not constitute a breach of contract provided they remain within reasonable limits.

ARTICLE 12 – AVHOS’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS

AVHOS shall exercise reasonable technical and administrative care during the provision of the service, endeavour to safeguard the security and operation of the system, and undertake infrastructure improvements to enhance service quality.

AVHOS may amend the scope of the service, usage limits, number of users, package structures, module contents, interface, integrations, pricing model, campaign terms, beta/stable version status and service policies, provided such amendments comply with applicable legislation.

Should AVHOS determine that the User has acted in breach of this Agreement, the principle of good faith, applicable legislation or supplementary agreements, AVHOS may, depending on the nature of the breach:

issue a warning,
request an explanation,
restrict access to certain modules,
removing content,
suspend the account,
terminating an account,
suspending payments,
blocking technical access,
notifying the relevant authorities

ARTICLE 13 – PAID SERVICES, SUBSCRIPTIONS, PACKAGES AND PAYMENT

Some services on the Platform may be provided free of charge, whilst others may be offered under a paid membership or subscription. Packages may be categorised into tiers such as AVHOS Lite, AVHOS Plus and AVHOS Pro; however, package contents, user limits and technical capabilities may be updated by AVHOS.

The scope, duration, usage limits, price, payment method, renewal status, any promotional terms and conditions, and cancellation/refund policies for paid services are specified on the relevant payment page, in the pre-contractual information form, in the distance selling contract, or in supplementary policy documents.

When the user purchases a paid service, they also become bound by the terms of the relevant pre-contractual information form and distance selling contract. These specific terms apply in conjunction with this Agreement.

Unless otherwise expressly stated:

payments may be monthly, quarterly or half-yearly,
there is no automatic renewal,
the user may request cancellation of the package,
in the event of cancellation, the service may continue until the end of the current licence period,
partial refunds for unused days may not be available; however, provisions of mandatory legislation remain reserved.

Cancellation requests may be submitted via the user panel, the email address specified by AVHOS, or any other methods provided by AVHOS.

AVHOS shall not be liable for any delays, blocks, authorisation issues, failed collections or disruptions to the refund process arising from payment institutions, banks, card networks or other third-party financial service providers, provided that AVHOS is not at fault.

ARTICLE 14 – PRICE CHANGES

AVHOS reserves the right to update service fees and package structures in accordance with applicable legislation. New prices may be published on avhos.com, app.avhos.com or the relevant user dashboard.

For existing paying users, price changes are generally notified via email or in-platform notifications a reasonable period before they come into effect. For purchased active periods, no retroactive additional charges will apply unless otherwise explicitly stated. New prices generally apply from the following subscription or renewal period.

If the user does not accept the price change, they may cancel their membership or renewal before the end of the current period. The user’s continued use of the service for the new period, despite the notification, constitutes acceptance of the current prices.

ARTICLE 15 – INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND LICENCE

The software, design, database structure, interface, brand and logo elements, graphics, content layout, algorithms, modules, documentation, source code, object code and all other intellectual and industrial property rights of the Platform belong exclusively to AVHOS or the relevant rights holders.

The User is granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to use the Platform solely for the purposes of the agreement. This licence does not confer any right of ownership transfer, access to source code, creation of derivative works or redistribution.

The User

cannot reverse engineer,
attempt to access the source code,
decompile or disassemble the Platform,
copy, modify or reproduce the platform,
resell, rent out or sub-license it,
may not use AVHOS trademarks without permission,
or systematically copy the platform’s content or structure for the purpose of creating a similar service.

Rights over User Content generally belong to the User. However, to the extent necessary for the provision of the service, the User is deemed to have granted AVHOS a limited licence to host, display, process, classify, technically reproduce, back up and perform other necessary operations for the provision of the service.

ARTICLE 16 – PERSONAL DATA, PRIVACY AND SECURITY

AVHOS processes, stores and protects the User’s personal data in accordance with the applicable legislation on the protection of personal data, information notices, the privacy policy and relevant internal procedures.

The User is obliged to act in accordance with the legislation regarding personal data uploaded to the system or processed via the system, to provide the necessary information notices, to obtain explicit consent where required, to comply with the principle of data minimisation, to ensure legal grounds and security measures for special categories of data, and to respect the rights of data subjects.

Where the User acts as a data controller or data processor, all liability in this regard rests with the User. AVHOS’s role may be further determined depending on the relevant service architecture and specific data flows.

Whilst AVHOS endeavours to implement appropriate technical and organisational security measures, it does not provide an absolute guarantee of security due to the nature of the internet environment. It may not always be possible to completely eliminate risks arising from unauthorised access, cyber attacks, security incidents caused by third-party service providers, infrastructure failures, and force majeure.

ARTICLE 17 – LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

AVHOS provides the Service ‘as is’ and within the scope of its current capabilities. No express or implied warranty is given that the Service will be absolutely suitable for the User’s specific needs, business model, professional practice or a particular purpose.

AVHOS;

the accuracy, legality, completeness and up-to-date nature of the data entered into the system by the User,
the evidential value of User Content,
the legal accuracy of AI outputs,
the adequacy of case law/legislation search results in relation to specific cases,
How the User utilises the system outputs,
or the consequences arising before clients, courts or third parties

AVHOS shall not be held liable for any damages arising from the User’s failure to take backups, sharing their account, failing to ensure device and internet security, processing data in breach of the law, entering incorrect or incomplete data, using third-party integrations, or any other reasons attributable to the User’s negligence, unless there is wilful misconduct or gross negligence on the part of AVHOS.

Subject to mandatory statutory provisions, and excluding cases of wilful misconduct or gross negligence, AVHOS’s total liability is limited to the service fee actually paid by the User during the final billing period in question. In cases of free use, AVHOS’s liability is excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law, except where legally required.

AVHOS shall not be liable for indirect damages such as loss of income, loss of business opportunities, loss of litigation, loss of data, loss of reputation, loss of clients and similar losses, unless there is intent or gross negligence on its part.

ARTICLE 18 – RESTRICTION, SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP

Should the User act in breach of this Agreement, provide false or misleading information, allow unauthorised persons to use their account, compromise system security, uploading unlawful content, causing a breach of personal data or intellectual property rights, failing to fulfil payment obligations, or misusing the Platform, AVHOS may temporarily suspend the account, restrict access, or terminate the membership.

In urgent situations, AVHOS may take immediate action without prior notice. Where deemed appropriate, the User may be asked to provide an explanation.

The User may request the closure of their account at any time. However, such requests will be assessed taking into account the current subscription period, any special agreements, provisions of consumer law, the right of withdrawal (where applicable), and any retention obligations.

Upon termination of the membership, access to the system may be suspended, except where retention obligations arise from legislation or technical necessity. The User is obliged to export and independently back up all data and documents required prior to the termination of the membership. Access to data may be restricted or completely removed after the membership has ended.

ARTICLE 19 – FORCE MAJEURE

Events beyond the reasonable control of the parties; natural disasters, fire, war, acts of terrorism, riots, epidemics, internet or power outages, telecommunications failures, cyber attacks, infrastructure failure, actions by public authorities, legislative changes, strikes, lockouts, failures of third-party service providers and similar unforeseeable and unavoidable events shall be deemed force majeure.

During the period of force majeure, the parties shall not be held liable for their inability to fulfil their affected obligations. Should the force majeure situation exceed a reasonable period, each party shall have the right to terminate the contract.

ARTICLE 20 – NOTICES, ELECTRONIC RECORDS AND EVIDENTIARY VALIDITY OF THE AGREEMENT

AVHOS may make notifications to the User via email, telephone, SMS, user panel notifications, durable data storage, website announcements or other appropriate means of communication. The User is responsible for ensuring that their contact details are kept up to date.

The User acknowledges that AVHOS’s system records, log records, transaction history, access records, email records, user panel activities, electronic consent records and database records may constitute evidence in disputes, provided they have been maintained in accordance with the law. This provision shall not be interpreted in such a way as to preclude the User’s rights of proof and objection arising from mandatory legislation.

ARTICLE 21 – PROHIBITION ON ASSIGNMENT

The User may not assign this Agreement, the rights or obligations arising therefrom, their membership account, usage rights or subscription rights, in whole or in part, to third parties without AVHOS’s prior written consent.

AVHOS may assign its rights and obligations arising from this Agreement to its affiliates, subsidiaries, service providers, successors, or relevant parties within the scope of organisational restructuring, provided that such assignment complies with applicable legislation.

ARTICLE 22 – SEVERABILITY AND AMENDMENTS TO THE AGREEMENT

Should any provision of this Agreement be deemed invalid, unenforceable or void, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. The invalid provision shall be interpreted or replaced by a valid provision that most closely reflects the parties’ intent and the purpose of the Agreement.

AVHOS may amend this Agreement for reasons of compliance with legislation, technical requirements, service changes, security needs, commercial requirements or operational reasons. Amendments may be published on the Site on the effective date or notified to the User via appropriate means of communication.

Subject to mandatory statutory provisions, the User’s continued use of the service following any amendment shall constitute acceptance of the updated terms. Mandatory consumer legislation shall also apply in respect of paid services and consumers.

ARTICLE 23 – GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Turkish law shall apply to the interpretation and enforcement of this Agreement.

Where the User acts as a consumer, the competent and authorised bodies provided for under consumer legislation shall apply in the event of a dispute. Consumer Arbitration Boards are competent within the relevant monetary limits; in cases exceeding these limits, Consumer Courts are competent.

Where the User does not act as a consumer but as a trader or for professional purposes, the Courts and Enforcement Offices of Istanbul (Çağlayan) shall have jurisdiction over the resolution of disputes.

ARTICLE 24 – COMMUNICATION AND SUPPORT

The following channels may be used for general communication, technical support, Data Protection Act (KVKK) applications and security notifications:

Email: info@avhos.com
Address: Kartaltepe Mah. 1. Malazgirt Cad. No:6/2 Küçükçekmece/İstanbul
Telephone: 0850 885 08 44
WhatsApp / Emergency Notification: 0850 885 08 44

In the event of a data breach, unauthorised access, a security vulnerability or suspected account compromise, the User must contact AVHOS without delay.

ARTICLE 25 – ENTRY INTO FORCE AND ACCEPTANCE

This Agreement shall enter into force upon the User’s electronic acceptance, the creation of a membership, the use of the Site, or the utilisation of the Service in any manner, and shall remain in force for as long as the User’s membership or use of the Service continues.

The User; declares that they have read and understood this Agreement, and specifically accept the obligations regarding data backup, the masking of personal data and compliance with the Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK), the fact that AI outputs are of a draft nature, the limitations on intellectual property, the obligations regarding account security, the conditions for the suspension and termination of membership, the provisions limiting liability, and the relevant policy texts.