Terms & conditions in plain language with max 65-character line length

Dense legalese and unconstrained line lengths push readers past the comprehension threshold, so users click through Terms they never actually parsed. For financial products, that failure mode matters under CFPB UDAAP guidance and state consumer-protection statutes: regulators and plaintiffs treat unreadable disclosures as effectively absent, which undermines the enforceability of indemnity, arbitration, and limitation-of-liability clauses. The content-integrity and user-experience taxons both apply — jargon-heavy paragraphs running 120 characters wide also hurt accessibility for low-vision and cognitively impaired users covered by WCAG 2.2.

Rewrite app/terms/page.tsx with a 65ch width constraint, swap every unexplained legal term for its plain-English equivalent, and cap paragraphs at five sentences under H2 section headers. Wrap the body in a container with style={{ maxWidth: '65ch' }} so lines stay between 50 and 70 characters:

<div style={{ maxWidth: '65ch' }}>
  <h2>Use License</h2>
  <p>We grant you a personal, non-exclusive license to use the service.</p>
</div>