Terms of Use

Template — review before publication

This is general information, not legal advice. A solicitor must review these draft terms and the actual service before publication. The Daily Lift is published by Rithim Collective Limited. Registered address: 6 Tinnycross Park, Ballymore Eustace, Co. Kildare, W91 YHR2, Ireland. Company number: 812566 (registered in Ireland). Legal contact: info@rithimcollective.com.

AI assistance and editorial responsibility

Story summaries are written with AI assistance from the original source's title and excerpt, in our own words, with credit and a link to the publisher. AI helps select constructive stories and check proposed briefs against supplied source material. Unsupported claims, sensitive private-person reporting, allegations and medical advice are excluded by the screening rules. Automated checks can fail and are not a human review of the full article.

The Daily Lift holds editorial responsibility for its published briefs. Human editors can approve or hide stories, withdraw images and deal with corrections. Editorial approval and a recorded check of the original source are separate actions; we do not claim all automatically gathered stories have had human review. AI assistance is disclosed centrally in Editorial standards and the footer, rather than labelled on each story.

See Editorial standards, AI assistance and editorial responsibility: /editorial-standards#ai-assistance. The operator and its solicitor must review applicable transparency and other legal duties; this template does not certify compliance.

What we provide

The Daily Lift offers short, AI-assisted news briefs and links, for general information. The site is provided as is and as available. Briefs may be incomplete, inaccurate or out of date. Check the original publisher before relying on a story. We do not promise uninterrupted availability or any particular outcome.

Health and science coverage is news, not medical advice. Do not change treatment or delay professional care because of a news brief. Nothing here is personal legal, financial or professional advice.

Sources, ownership and external websites

Credited reporting, photographs and other third-party material remain the property of their respective rights holders and are subject to their licences. A link or credit is not permission to reuse copyrighted material. Our own brief is not the publisher's full article, and a link is not an endorsement.

External websites and payment platforms have their own terms and privacy practices. To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for their content, availability or actions. This does not exclude any legal responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Acceptable use and accounts

Use the service lawfully. Do not harass people, send false removal claims, upload unlawful or confidential material, impersonate others, bypass access controls, distribute malware, or overload the service. Respect copyright, privacy and other people's rights. Responsible lawful linking and search-engine crawling are not prohibited.

Keep account credentials secure and provide accurate account information. We may restrict abuse proportionately and explain the decision where appropriate. Reading the news does not require agreement to marketing or optional analytics. Contact us to request account deletion.

Support and changes

Daily news remains free and ad-free. Optional reader support is governed by the separate Support terms. We do not sell personal data. Material changes to these terms will be dated and brought to users' attention reasonably in advance where required; existing statutory rights are not removed.

Liability and Irish law

To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for losses caused by reliance on a brief, interruptions, or third-party websites. Nothing excludes liability, remedies or consumer rights that Irish or EU law does not allow us to exclude or limit. These terms do not protect unlawful conduct or prevent valid claims.

Irish law governs these terms, subject to mandatory protections that apply where a consumer lives. Irish courts have jurisdiction subject to mandatory consumer jurisdiction rules. A solicitor must confirm the final wording and operator details.