Legal information

This website and platform (digitalmedianova / digitalmedialuna / digitalmediaterra, .be) is operated by:

• Legal name: Proximus NV/SA (company governed by Belgian public law)
• Registered office: Boulevard du Roi Albert II 27, 1030 Brussels, Belgium
• Enterprise number (KBO / BCE) & VAT: BE 0202.239.951
• Register of legal entities (RPR / RPM): Brussels
• Contact: our contact form

All content on this platform — text, graphics, logos, the "Proximus NXT", "Nova", "Luna" and "Terra" names and marks, UI design, software and their selection and arrangement — is protected by intellectual-property rights and is owned by Proximus NV/SA or its licensors, and used under the Proximus brand. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, modify or create derivative works without prior written permission, except as expressly permitted (e.g. documents we make available for download for their intended use).

The public pages are provided for information. Access to the authenticated workspaces is reserved to authorised account holders and is governed by the applicable customer/partner/reseller agreement and the platform Terms of Service. You agree not to misuse the platform (no unauthorised access, scraping, interference, or security circumvention).

We take reasonable care that the information on the public pages is accurate and up to date, but provide it "as is" without warranty. To the extent permitted by law, Proximus NV/SA is not liable for any indirect or consequential damage arising from use of, or inability to use, the public pages. This does not limit liability that cannot be excluded under Belgian law. Liability in respect of the contracted service is governed by the applicable service agreement, not this page.

Where the platform links to third-party websites, those sites are outside our control and we accept no responsibility for their content or privacy practices.

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This website and these legal notices are governed by Belgian law. Any dispute relating to the public pages falls within the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Brussels, without prejudice to any mandatory consumer-protection rules. (Disputes relating to the contracted service follow the dispute-resolution clause of the applicable service agreement.)