Terms of Use

Last updated: September 1, 2026

Welcome to ITpedia.rs. By accessing the website, browsing its pages, or using its published content, you confirm that you have read and understood these Terms of Use.

If you do not agree with these Terms, please do not use the website.

1. Blog Owner and Contact Information

ITpedia.rs is an independent personal blog operated by an individual.

For questions, reports of inaccurate information, copyright-related requests, or reports of unlawful content, please contact:

[email protected]

The term “ITpedia.rs” is used throughout these Terms to refer to the blog and its operator.

2. Purpose of the Website

ITpedia.rs is an informational and educational blog dedicated to information technology, software, hardware, the internet, and related topics.

The website’s content does not constitute professional, legal, financial, security, or other expert advice tailored to a particular user. Before making important decisions or performing actions that may affect your devices, systems, accounts, or data, seek advice from a suitably qualified professional.

3. Use of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence tools may be used to research topics, organize information, or prepare the initial drafts of certain articles.

Before publication, each such article is reviewed by the blog editor, who checks the content, corrects identified errors, adapts the text for readers, and makes the final decision regarding publication.

Despite this editorial review, ITpedia.rs cannot guarantee that every piece of published information will always be complete, accurate, or up to date.

4. Use of Advice and Tutorials

You use all advice, procedures, commands, software code, recommendations, and tutorials published on the website at your own risk.

The outcome of following particular instructions may depend on your device, software version, system configuration, user permissions, and other circumstances that ITpedia.rs cannot predict or control.

Before following any instructions, we recommend that you:

create a backup of important data;
check that the instructions apply to the version of the software or system you are using;
read the manufacturer’s official documentation;
test the procedure in a safe environment first, whenever possible.

Do not follow instructions if you do not understand the possible consequences of the individual steps.

5. Accuracy and Availability of Content

We aim to ensure that the content is useful, understandable, and accurate at the time of publication. Technologies, software interfaces, prices, features, licences, security recommendations, and third-party service rules may change without notice.

ITpedia.rs may modify, supplement, or remove any content and may temporarily or permanently restrict access to any part of the website.

We do not guarantee uninterrupted operation of the website or the absence of technical errors, service interruptions, malicious software, or other issues beyond our reasonable control.

6. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, ITpedia.rs, its owner, editor, and authors shall not be liable for any direct or indirect loss or damage arising from the use of, or inability to use, the website or its content.

This includes, but is not limited to:

loss of or damage to data;
disruption of a device, software application, or information system;
loss of access to an account;
security incidents;
financial or business losses;
consequences arising from the use of outdated or incomplete information;
actions taken on the basis of advice, recommendations, software code, or tutorials.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable law.

7. External Links and Third-Party Services

Articles may contain links to third-party websites, software, products, or services. Such links are primarily provided as additional sources of information.

ITpedia.rs does not operate external websites and is not responsible for their availability, security, content, accuracy, terms of use, or personal data processing practices.

Before using a third-party service, please read its terms of use and privacy policy.

8. Intellectual Property Rights

Unless otherwise stated, the articles, graphic elements, page structure, name, and original materials published on ITpedia.rs are protected by applicable intellectual property rights.

You may share a link to an article or quote a short excerpt, provided that you clearly identify ITpedia.rs as the source and include a link to the original page.

Without prior written permission, you may not:

copy and republish complete articles;
present the content as your own;
remove author or source attribution;
sell, license, or commercially distribute the content;
systematically copy the website’s content or use it to create a database.

This section does not restrict any use expressly permitted by applicable law.

Names, logos, photographs, videos, and other third-party materials belong to their respective rights holders and are used under the appropriate permissions, licences, or statutory copyright exceptions.

9. Comments and User-Submitted Content

If the website allows visitors to post comments or other content, each user is responsible for the content they submit.

Users may not publish content that:

violates the law or the rights of third parties;
contains threats, hate speech, harassment, or discrimination;
discloses another person’s personal data without an appropriate legal basis;
contains malicious links, harmful software code, or unsolicited advertising;
infringes copyright or other intellectual property rights;
falsely represents the user’s identity or their relationship with another person or organization.

ITpedia.rs reserves the right, without prior notice, to reject or remove content that does not comply with these Terms.

By submitting a comment, the user grants ITpedia.rs a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to display that comment on the website as part of the feature through which it was submitted. The user retains ownership of their content.

10. Acceptable Use

The website may only be used for lawful purposes.

You may not:

attempt to gain unauthorized access to the website, server, or connected systems;
interfere with the website’s operation or bypass its security measures;
distribute malicious software code;
use the website for fraud, abuse, or infringement of another person’s rights;
use automated means to collect content in a way that places an excessive load on the website or infringes rights in its content.

11. Advertising, Sponsored Content, and Affiliate Links

The website may display advertising, sponsored content, or affiliate links. Where such a commercial relationship exists, we will aim to identify it clearly.

ITpedia.rs may receive compensation if a visitor follows an affiliate link to another website, registers for a service, or purchases a product. Such compensation will generally not affect the price paid by the user.

You are solely responsible for deciding whether to purchase or use any product or service.

12. Privacy and Cookies

The processing of personal data is governed by a separate Privacy Policy.

Information about cookies and similar technologies is provided in the Cookie Policy or the relevant section of the Privacy Policy.

13. Changes to These Terms

ITpedia.rs may amend these Terms from time to time to reflect changes to the website, its operation, or applicable law.

The amended version will apply from the date of publication unless a different effective date is stated in the document. The date of the most recent update will be displayed at the beginning of this page.

14. Governing Law

These Terms and the use of the website are governed by the laws of the Republic of Serbia.

Any dispute shall be resolved by the court having subject-matter and territorial jurisdiction under applicable law. This provision does not affect any user rights that cannot be restricted under mandatory legal rules.

15. Contact

Questions, reports of inaccurate information, copyright-related requests, and notices concerning unlawful content may be sent to: