Are you really serious? This is a post snowden society.

> An FAQ isn't binding.

Probably not, but please beware that this service is not subject to US law, but the laws of the Russian Federation.

> What does their TOS say?

TOS are subject to change, right? And even if it wasn't, do you really think the TOS will stop a company run by a russian nationalist[1] offering a free service with a million dollar bill will stick by their word (which, in this case is literally a single word)?

[1] https://www.instagram.com/p/-MrPWGr7aL/

> service is not subject to US law, but the laws of the Russian Federation

They are not registered in Russia, afaik.

> russian nationalist[1] … [1] https://www.instagram.com/p/-MrPWGr7aL/

That's just Pavel's usual populism. He says the same things about Russia or pretty much anything.

>They are not registered in Russia, afaik.

They are writing the software in Russia (right next to the VK's door to be precise), though. Source: local Saint-Petersburg newspapers.

Why isn't the FAQ binding, do they disclaim it elsewhere?