moderation enforcement · Terms of Service
AIVA policy finding
“ Licensee will not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or otherwise attempt to derive the source code, techniques, processes, algorithms, know-how or other information from the binary code, the servers and any other infrastructure of the Licensor, or permit or induce the foregoing. Licensee shall not be permitted to remove or circumvent protection or security mechanisms that are designed to prevent unauthorised usage or protect other users. Licensee shall not be entitled to exploit the software, or parts of the software, for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of Licensor. This includes, but isn't limited to selling, renting or leasing the software to third parties. This does not apply to the Compositions created by Licensee, for which the other terms of this Agreement will apply. Licensee is not permitted to make unauthorized calls to any private API that belongs to the Licensor, and hosted on the Licensor's server infrastructures. If the Licensee wishes to get access to the Licensor's APIs, this use case would be ruled by a separate Licensing Agreement, to be negotiated and signed between the parties. Any Composition created using private APIs will not be licensed to or owned by Licensee. Licensee is not permitted to use bots, click bot algorithms or any software that automates and fakes a human interaction with the user interface. If Licensee is found to be using such software, Licensor reserves the right to cancel any license given to Licensee, and to terminate Licensee's account without any prior notice or refund. ”
- Document
- Terms of Service
- Captured
- 2026-06-10
- Location
- § 6 (Technology & Limitations)
- Snapshot SHA-256
- dd46f3d8bdd94233f15830a00feda9258920a506e91f4057937e2f1744b0823b
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