Educational Purpose and Content Use

Our courses, tutorials, and materials exist for one reason: education. Everything you find here — videos, code samples, documentation, project files — is meant to help you learn AR/VR testing methodologies.

When you use our materials, you're responsible for how you apply what you learn. We're teaching concepts and techniques — the implementation details in your specific situation are yours to figure out.

Information Accuracy and Current State

Here's the thing about technology education: it's a snapshot of knowledge at a specific moment. We update our courses regularly, but there's always going to be a gap between the latest industry developments and what's in our curriculum.

We do our best to keep everything current. But if you spot outdated information or encounter conflicts between course materials and current platform documentation, trust the official documentation first. Then let us know so we can update the course.

No Professional Advice Relationship

This is important: we're educators, not consultants making specific recommendations for your situation. Our courses don't create any kind of professional advisory relationship between you and Strongex.

Limitation of Liability

Let's be clear about what happens if something goes wrong. We've built our courses carefully, but we can't guarantee everything will work perfectly in every situation for every person.

To the maximum extent permitted by law in Slovakia and the European Union, Strongex isn't liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising from your use of our educational materials. We're not trying to be harsh — this is standard for educational services because we genuinely can't control or predict how knowledge gets applied in the real world.

No Employment or Income Guarantees

This needs to be absolutely crystal clear: completing our courses doesn't guarantee you'll get hired, land clients, or earn any specific income. The AR/VR industry is competitive and complex.

We've seen students finish our programs and land great positions at VR studios. We've also seen talented people struggle to find opportunities because the job market was tight, or they were in locations without many AR/VR companies, or timing just didn't work out. Your results depend on your skills, effort, portfolio, location, market conditions, networking, and honestly a bit of luck.

Third-Party Tools and Platform Changes

Our courses teach you to work with various AR/VR platforms, testing tools, and development environments. Many of these are created and maintained by third parties like Meta, Unity, Unreal Engine, and others.

When these platforms change their APIs, deprecate features, or shift their business models, our course content might need updates to stay current. We monitor these changes and update courses accordingly, but there's usually some lag time.

We're not responsible for changes, discontinuations, or issues with third-party platforms and tools. Part of working in technology is adapting to these changes — consider it practice for your professional career.

User Conduct and Proper Use

You're expected to use our materials appropriately. That means for learning, not for redistribution, resale, or any activity that violates intellectual property rights.

Don't share course login credentials. Don't download videos and redistribute them. Don't copy our curriculum structure and sell it as your own program. These should be obvious, but people occasionally try them anyway.

If you violate these terms, we'll terminate your access. If the violation causes actual damages, we'll pursue appropriate legal remedies under Slovak and EU law. We'd rather not deal with any of this — just use the courses for learning and we'll all be fine.

Updates and Modifications

This disclaimer might change as our programs evolve, new legal requirements emerge, or we identify areas that need clarification. When we make significant changes, we'll update the date at the top and notify active students.

Continuing to use our services after updates means you accept the modified terms. If you don't agree with changes, your option is to stop using our materials. Not ideal, but that's how these agreements work.