Terms of service - Odissi
The “Terms of Service” page for Odissi states that it applies certain product-liability and consumer-protection conditions (referencing EC Directive 85/374/EEC on liability for defective products and the Consumer Protection Code) to damages caused by defective products. In other words, it ties its terms to existing legal rules about responsibility when products cause harm due to defects.
Because this appears to be a private company’s terms of service (not an official Macau regulation), it’s only an indirect indicator of applicable consumer-protection/product-liability obligations. If Macau law similarly incorporates product-liability/defective-product rules, AppleCare+ could still need to align with statutory duties (e.g., covering or addressing losses caused by defective hardware), but the text itself doesn’t clearly define warranty/extended-warranty specifics or impose new AppleCare+-like requirements.
The conditions foreseen by EC Directive 85/374/CEE and by Consumer Protection Code are applicable to any damages caused by defective Products to the extent that ...
Country
Macau
Region
Asia Pacific
Discovered
8/9/2026
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Language
Chinese (Traditional)