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The AI clause covers training, generation and third-party sublicensing for uploads from 8 September. Identifiable voice, name, likeness and digital replicas require separate written consent. Opt-out concerns future uses, excluding moderation, fraud detection and content identification.
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The AI clause covers training, generation and third-party sublicensing for uploads from 8 September. Identifiable voice, name, likeness and digital replicas require separate written consent. Opt-out concerns future uses, excluding moderation, fraud detection and content identification.
The page's general effective date is 1 May; the AI subsection separately states 8 September. Opt-out does not establish unlearning by existing models or cancellation of past uses.
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The AI clause covers training, generation and third-party sublicensing for uploads from 8 September. Identifiable voice, name, likeness and digital replicas require separate written consent. Opt-out concerns future uses, excluding moderation, fraud detection and content identification.
SRC-0425Terms lines 2 and 58–68.
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