Common use of Registering Your Account Clause in Contracts

Registering Your Account. In order to access certain features of the Services you may be required to become a Registered User. For purposes of the Agreement, a “Registered User” is a user who has registered an account on the Services (“Account”) or has a valid account on the social networking service (“SNS”) which the user has connected to the Services (each such account, a “Third-Party Account”).‌

Registering Your Account. In order to access certain features of the Services Company Properties you may be required to become a Registered User. For purposes of the AgreementTerms, a “Registered User” is a user User who has registered an account on the Services Website (“Account”) or has a valid account on the online third party services such as social networking service service, or applications such as Google Drive (collectively, “SNS”) through which the user User has connected to the Services Website (each such account, a “Third-Party Account”).‌Account”). By logging in or directly integrating the SNS into the Company Properties, we attempt to make your online experiences richer.

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