The fact that a "cease & desist" or "terms & conditions" exists doesn't necessarily mean anything. It does not automatically, intrinsically carry legal weight o

The fact that a "cease & desist" or "terms & conditions" exists doesn't necessarily mean anything. It does not automatically, intrinsically carry legal weight or meaning of any sort. Any random person can put a "licence" or T&C page on their website, or send an email with a couple of supposedly legal terms in it, but that doesn't mean anything. For example (assuming they can actually construct a prosecutable legal case), if you are outside the claimant's and any related court's jurisdiction, you just don't need to give a **. The worst they will ever be able to do to you is disable your account.