Residual mandatory rights. Consumer-protection law generally determines a person’s status by the actual purpose of their use, not merely by a declaration. If, despite the above, a mandatory consumer-protection law of the European Union, Poland, the United States, Canada, or another jurisdiction is held to apply to you, then: (a) nothing in these Terms excludes, limits, or waives any right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded, limited, or waived under that law; (b) to that extent only, the conflicting provisions of these Terms (including the fixed contractual penalty in Section 6.5, the indemnity in Section 15, the liability exclusions and cap in Sections 14.1–14.3, and the arbitration agreement in Section 18) do not apply to you and are replaced by your mandatory statutory rights; and (c) the remainder of these Terms continues to apply. This Section does not create or offer any consumer relationship; it operates only as a saving provision, to the minimum extent required by mandatory law.