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FAQ for EU Consumers

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This FAQ summarizes key information for TubeText users in the European Union. It does not replace mandatory consumer or data-protection law.

Table of Contents

How does GDPR apply?; How is VAT handled?; How are Stripe payments processed?; When are refunds available?; What is the right of withdrawal?; How do I delete my account?; Can AI-generated content be inaccurate?; Who owns transcripts?; How long is data retained?; How does cookie consent work?

How does GDPR apply?

Where GDPR applies, {{CompanyName}} acts as controller for account, usage, support, and service data and uses processors such as Supabase, Stripe, Google, and, where configured, OpenAI. You may exercise GDPR rights through {{LegalEmail}}. See the Privacy Policy (/privacy).

How is VAT handled?

Prices and checkout show applicable tax information. Stripe may calculate and collect VAT based on transaction details and location. Any published TubeText VAT identifier will use {{VATNumber}} until valid information is provided.

How are Stripe payments processed?

Stripe securely processes monthly subscriptions and one-time purchases. TubeText receives transaction and status information but not your complete card number.

When are refunds available?

Refunds are assessed under applicable law and the Refund Policy (/refund-policy), including duplicate charges and verified delivery failures. Cancellation alone does not automatically refund an already-started billing period.

What is the right of withdrawal?

EU consumers may have 14 days to withdraw from some distance contracts. If you expressly request immediate digital performance, the right may be reduced or lost once performance begins or completes, where EU law permits and required acknowledgment is obtained.

How do I delete my account?

Use the account-deletion feature where available or contact {{LegalEmail}}. Eligible data will be deleted or anonymized after verification, subject to legal retention duties and limited backup cycles.

Can AI-generated content be inaccurate?

Yes. AI summaries, notes, and translations may omit or misstate information. Verify important details against the original video and do not rely on AI output as professional advice.

Who owns transcripts?

TubeText does not own YouTube videos. Rights in a transcript depend on the source content and applicable law. You are responsible for having permission to process and use submitted content; TubeText retains rights only in its platform and original materials.

How long is data retained?

Account and transcript data is generally retained while needed to provide TubeText. Billing, security, legal, and backup records may be kept longer where necessary or required, then deleted or anonymized.

How does cookie consent work?

Essential technologies operate without optional consent. Google Analytics is enabled only after consent where required. You can change or withdraw your choice through Cookie Settings. See the Cookie Policy (/cookie-policy).