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 Terms and Conditions & Disclaimer

Effective Date: September 25, 2026

Welcome to The Smart Digest. By accessing or using https://www.thesmartdigest.online, you agree to comply with and be bound by these Terms and Conditions. If you do not agree with any part of these terms, please discontinue using this website immediately.

1. Website Purpose & Scope

The Smart Digest is an independent digital publication providing entertainment recaps, plot summaries, character analyses, reviews, and cultural commentary covering international television, K-dramas, Turkish series, and motion pictures. All content is intended strictly for entertainment, discussion, and educational purposes.

2. Editorial Independence & Non-Affiliation

The Smart Digest is an independently owned platform. Unless explicitly stated, we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to any television network, film production company, streaming platform (such as Netflix, Disney+, Viki, or HBO), actor, director, or distributor. Any trade names, trademarks, or production titles mentioned remain the sole property of their respective legal owners.

3. Fair Use & Intellectual Property Disclaimer

All original written articles, textual commentary, structure, and editorial layout belong exclusively to The Smart Digest.

- Fair Use Notice: This website may incorporate short excerpts, dialogue references, screenshots, promotional stills, or video captures from copyrighted entertainment properties.
- Legal Justification: The use of such materials is strictly transformative and non-commercial, falling under the legal doctrine of Fair Use pursuant to Section 107 of the United States Copyright Act (17 U.S. Code § 107). These assets are utilized solely for the purposes of critique, commentary, news reporting, scholarship, and education.
- No Ownership Claim: The Smart Digest claims no ownership over third-party studio assets, artwork, or registered trademarks.

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We respect the intellectual property rights of creators and studios. If you are a copyright holder or an authorized agent and believe that content appearing on our website infringes your rights, please submit a formal notification to:

Email: [abhay7002singh@gmail.com]

Please provide:
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We reserve the absolute right to edit, moderate, or permanently delete any comment that violates these standards without prior notice.

6. External Outbound Links

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8. Limitation of Liability

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9. Governing Law & Modifications

These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with applicable general internet law standards. We reserve the right to revise these terms at any time. Updates become effective immediately upon being published on this page.

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