Content & IP Rights · Permission or license
Provider may remove content or disable agentic actions it reasonably finds violate the rules
Provider may remove content or disable Agentic Actions that Provider reasonably determines violate the Agreement, the applicable acceptable use policy or applicable law. Provider may do this without prior notice when delay would pose a risk to safety, security or third parties.
Details
- Who
- Provider
- What it does
- Remove content or disable Agentic Actions
- Condition
- Without prior notice when delay would pose a risk to safety, security or third parties
Supporting quotations
Provider may remove content or disable Agentic Actions that Provider reasonably determines violate the Agreement, the applicable acceptable use policy, or applicable law,
without prior notice when delay would pose a risk to safety, security, or third parties.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Provider must “reasonably determine” a violation of the Agreement, the acceptable use policy or applicable law.
- Prior notice is dispensed with when delay would pose a risk to safety, security or third parties.
Not stated here
- The section does not say whether Provider gives notice, before or after, when no such risk exists.
- It does not say which content may be removed or how Customer can challenge a removal.