Le Monde Terms Scorecard

Grade A — Highly protective (score 90/100)

Le Monde provides clear terms with a one-month notice period for changes and no forced arbitration, though it reserves broad rights to modify services and terminate accounts.

Fair terms. Unilateral changes with notice. No forced arbitration.

Terms at a glance

Sells your data
NO
Forced arbitration
NO
Trains AI on your content
NO
Collects biometric data
NO
Shares data with government
UNCLEAR
Easy to cancel
YES
Tells you before changes
YES
Deletes data on request
UNCLEAR

What the terms actually say

II. FOREWORD

Users with in-progress Contracts will be notified of any substantial changes to the General Terms and Conditions and Special Conditions with a minimum of one month’s notice.

The company commits to providing at least one month's notice before implementing substantial changes to the terms.

VIII. DURATION OF THE COMMITMENT - TERMINATION

Le Monde may terminate a Contract automatically and without notice in the event of non-compliance with its policies by the Customer

The company reserves the right to terminate your account immediately without prior warning if they believe you have violated their policies.

III. PRODUCTS AND/OR SERVICES OF LE MONDE

It is also strictly forbidden, without the prior written consent of Le Monde, to crawl the Site and/or the Applications and/or to mass-collect their content, by any means and for any purpose whatsoever, and in particular in order to develop or train any software program, including, without limitation, programs based on artificial intelligence.

The company explicitly prohibits the use of its content for training AI models.

VIII. TERMINATION BY THE CUSTOMER

Subscriptions may be canceled: ... Directly on the Le Monde website.

You can cancel your subscription easily through your online account.

XVI. DISPUTES - APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION

In the event of a dispute with a consumer, as defined by the legislation in force, it is recalled that pursuant to Article L. 141-5 of the French Consumer Code: The consumer may bring an action, at his discretion, before one of the courts having territorial jurisdiction

The terms respect the consumer's right to sue in their local jurisdiction rather than forcing a specific venue.

Last reviewed 2026-07-27 under rubric v3.5.

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