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I. Copyrights

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II. Obligation of the Owner/Author

The author/blog owner will not oblige of any damages or moral damages. The Author, Owner, Google, Blogger or any affiliated website is not liable to any damages from following, performing, preparing, or whatsoever in any tutorials or tasks or while navigating in this website/blog or to its third party affiliates or partner.


III. Accuracy of Information

All post or information in this website/blog are not guaranteed 100% accurate. Post may contains one or more mistake/error in terms of language, data, information, statistics, dates, time, procedure, and may contain misleading information.


IV. Harmful/Dangerous Contents

Posts may contain dangerous tutorials that only knowledgeable person is allowed to perform the tutorials in some posts. You understand that some tasks may cause harm to you, to your device, computer, and equipment if you are not careful and less knowledgeable. Performing or following any tutorial is at your own risk.


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The Author/Owner of this website/blog will not allow the use of any malware, phishing software, hacking software, viruses and any harmful software to be posted in this website/blog.

Please notify this blog if you find any suspected malicious software posted in this website/blog using the contact page form.


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VII. You and Your Skills

You must be 18 years of age to perform any tutorials regarding hardware repair. You understand that hardware repair may require technical skills and may harm you while performing any of tasks or tutorials. You are capable of performing hardware repair task. You will not blame or make any legal actions if you failed and may cause damage to you, to anyone, to your device(s), computer(s), equipment, etc.


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Document last modified: Mar. 23, 2020.

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