handyREADERSilkIdea s.r.o.Licence for Apple platforms
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At a glance
- The agreement supplied when you obtain the app governs its licence.
- Separate terms cover credits and cloud services.
A brief overview. See the full text below for the scope and details.
App Store licensing
This page describes handyREADER licensing in the App Store as of 4 October 2026. Following removal of the custom EULA on 3 October 2026, new acquisitions of the app use Apple’s Standard EULA, independently of the release of version 4.00. Existing contracts change only through a valid procedure preserving statutory rights.
Apple App Store licence
New acquisitions of handyREADER from the App Store following the licensing change on 3 October 2026 use Apple’s Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/. The licensor is SilkIdea s.r.o., company number 07990073, registered office Kosova 1242/1c, Suchdol, 165 00 Praha 6, Czech Republic; contact info@silkidea.com. This overview does not rewrite Apple’s agreement or translate it.
Apple’s Standard EULA defines the app licence and its own scope for content and services accessible in the app, including its applicable-law, forum, warranty and liability provisions within legal limits. Our separately agreed Terms of Use add specific rules for cloud services, credits, purchases and their settlement; they are not a custom EULA replacing Apple’s agreement and do not change its choice of law. Mandatory consumer rights and remedies remain intact; the Privacy Policy describes data processing.
Earlier licences
The earlier handyREADER EULA dated 1 July 2021 was stored for the app in the App Store until its removal on 3 October 2026; its text is available at https://www.silkidea.com/eulahr. It may remain relevant to an earlier licence. This page does not retrospectively revoke it or automatically replace an older contract with Apple’s Standard EULA. If unclear, send us the date and method of acquisition so we can identify the applicable terms.
Language versions
We prepare these documents in Czech and provide translations. If language versions of the same document and the same version conflict, the Czech text prevails to the extent permitted by applicable law. This does not affect mandatory local language requirements, mandatory consumer rights, interpretation of ambiguities in the consumer’s favour or information reasonably relied on when concluding the contract. This clause does not give priority between different dated versions and does not change Apple’s separate Standard EULA.
Version 1.2. New acquisitions following the EULA change on 3 October 2026.
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