Xianglian Technology Requires Amavi Users to Agree to Terms

Amavi – AI Companion & Roleplay Chat requires users to agree to comprehensive service terms managed and operated by 享联科技有限公司 (Xianglian Technology Co., Ltd.), top.aibase.com reported. The platform hosts services across AIbase.com and its subdomains, encompassing web applications, mini-programs, and mobile applications.

Age Restrictions and Account Obligations

Users must be at least 18 years of age to access or use the website and accept the terms. To utilize all platform features, individuals must create an account and provide accurate information. Users carry full responsibility for safeguarding their account credentials and managing all activities that occur under their login.

Prohibited User Behaviors and Content Rules

The service agreement strictly bans the transmission of illegal, obscene, pornographic, gambling, violent, terrorist, or crime-inciting content. Users are similarly prohibited from publishing material that infringes on intellectual property rights, spreads fraudulent information, engages in political campaigns, or disrupts network security and website operations. Violations grant the company authority to immediately terminate the user agreement and block platform access.

Payment Terms and Refund Guarantees

All platform services operate on a one-time payment model covering specified membership durations without automatic renewals or recurring subscriptions. Purchased service time is non-transferable. Users can request a refund within 24 hours of their initial purchase only if company fault prevents service access. The platform handles approved refunds exclusively through the original payment channel within 30 days of application.

Intellectual Property and Liability Disclaimers

All website content—including text, images, software, trademarks, and code—remains protected under copyright, trademark, and patent laws. Users must evaluate server-generated answers independently and assume all risks regarding the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of those responses. The platform operates under People’s Republic of China law, with local people’s courts handling unresolved disputes.