> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://legal.homnifi.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://legal.homnifi.com/legal-docs.md).

# Legal Docs

- [Terms and Condition](https://legal.homnifi.com/legal-docs/terms-and-condition.md): Explore the detailed terms and conditions governing your use of Homnifi's services. Stay informed about our policies and legal guidelines.
- [Terms and Condition In-House Node](https://legal.homnifi.com/legal-docs/terms-and-condition-in-house-node.md): Explore the detailed terms and conditions governing your use of Homnifi's In-House Node. Stay informed about hardware policies and legal guidelines.
- [HorysOS Software Terms Agreement](https://legal.homnifi.com/legal-docs/horysos-software-terms-agreement.md)
- [Privacy and Cookies](https://legal.homnifi.com/legal-docs/privacy-and-cookies.md): Explore Homnifi's Privacy and Cookies Policy to understand how we protect your data and use cookies to enhance your experience. Stay informed with our transparent practices.
- [Risk Disclosure](https://legal.homnifi.com/legal-docs/risk-disclosure.md): Review the Homnifi Risk Disclosure to understand risks related to digital assets, security, regulations, and platform use, including LYK, sLYK, and mLYK. Engage responsibly.


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