The maker of the CalmDown app, 15-year-old Nuvua Adams, created it for a school entrepreneurship project and never expected that people would actually buy it. She didn't know anything about the law and looked at the project as more of a 21st century lemonade stand, where she might be able to earn a few dollars in addition to getting school credit. She wrote the terms of use, which seemed reasonable in her mind, but spent the majority of her time writing the code for the app. Is it reasonable to hold Nuvua to the same legal standards as a large company with millions of dollars in resources and entire legal departments committed to protecting the company? Has Nuvua met ethical and legal standards for the development and sale of a product to the public?