moderation enforcement · Terms of Service
Microsoft Copilot policy finding
“ When you use Copilot, you must follow the general Code of Conduct set out in the Microsoft Services Agreement . As applied to Copilot, this means: Don’t use Copilot to harm yourself or others . Don’t use Copilot to help harass, bully, abuse, threaten, or intimidate other people, or otherwise harm others. Don’t use Copilot to help exploit others based on age, disability, or social or economic situations. Don’t damage our ability to provide Copilot to you and others . Don’t use bots or scrapers, and don’t engage in technical attacks, excess usage, prompt-based manipulation, “jailbreaking”, and other abuses. Don’t violate the privacy of others . Don’t use Copilot to help violate the privacy of others, including sharing their private information (e.g. “doxing”). Don’t use Copilot to infer sensitive information about others, like a person's race, political opinions, trade union membership, religious or philosophical beliefs, sex life, or sexual orientation. Don’t try to use Copilot for facial identification, to collect or process someone else’s sensitive personal data, or to try to verify someone’s identity. Don’t share or capture images, video, audio, or other content that includes other people without their consent, and don’t try to use Copilot to process someone else’s biometric identifiers or information. Don’t use Copilot to trick, lie to, or cheat others . Don’t use Copilot to help mislead or deceive people. Don’t use Copilot to create or share disinformation or content that will be used to impersonate, defraud, or deceive others. ”
- Document
- Terms of Service
- Captured
- 2026-06-10
- Location
- Terms of Service › “CODE OF CONDUCT”
- Snapshot SHA-256
- c81a2e9e91bec90ad8c83816e8cf58369b3dd4bce1152ce23b383d05edc0be43
Informational only, not legal advice. Terms change; verify the source and capture date.