Retention & Deletion · Permission or license
Calm may review inputs and log suspected abuse
Calm says it need not review inputs and disclaims input-related liability, subject to non-excludable legal protections. It may review or edit user content and inputs, investigate violations, and use people and automated tools to detect abuse. If potential abuse or a terms violation is detected, it may log inputs and outputs solely to review and determine whether a violation occurred. You must cooperate with requested information. This specific logging purpose does not describe every processing permission elsewhere in the terms.
Supporting quotations
Content Moderation; Abuse Detection. Calm has no obligation to review Inputs and disclaims all liability related to Inputs. Although Calm has no obligation to review, screen or edit User Content or Inputs, Calm reserves the right to do so and to investigate any potential violation of the use restrictions and prohibited content by you. Calm may use both human review and automated tools to detect abuse. If potential abuse or violations of these Terms are detected, Calm may log Inputs and Outputs solely for the purpose of reviewing and determining whether a violation has occurred. You shall cooperate with Calm to provide information requested by Calm to determine if a violation has occurred.
If you are located in a country which provides consumer guarantees or imposes obligations on us which cannot be excluded, restricted, or modified, or only to a limited extent, then nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude, restrict, or modify such mandatory guarantees or obligations. For instance, if you are in Australia, these Terms are subject to the Australian Consumer Law, as set out in Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth).
Cross-references
- contrast (model-proposed): Sharing user content or outputs grants Calm a broad license — contrast: The abuse-detection clause limits that logging to reviewing suspected violations, while the separate User Content and Output license names broader service and related-product purposes; the scopes differ.