The agreement prohibits users from scraping, copying, or monitoring any portion of Apple's services or content through automated or manual processes, and separately prohibits using service content or outputs to train, fine-tune, or improve any AI model or software. These are stated as usage rules, violation of which constitutes a material breach.
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This provision establishes that any use of Apple service outputs for AI training purposes, including fine-tuning or model improvement, constitutes a material breach of the agreement and may trigger no-notice account termination. The prohibition covers both content and service outputs broadly, without limiting the restriction to commercial or large-scale use.
⚠ Use of Apple service content or outputs for AI training constitutes a material breach, which authorizes Apple to terminate the account without notice under Section G
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Compare across platforms →"You may not use any software, device, automated process, or any similar or equivalent manual process to scrape, copy, or perform measurement, analysis, or monitoring of, any portion of the Content or Services. Additionally, you may not use the Services, Content, or any outputs from the Services or Content, to train, fine-tune, or improve any artificial intelligence model or other software.Excerpt from Apple Pay's Apple Media Services Terms
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This provision establishes that any use of Apple service outputs for AI training purposes, including fine-tuning or model improvement, constitutes a material breach of the agreement and may trigger no-notice account termination. The prohibition covers both content and service outputs broadly, without limiting the restriction to commercial or large-scale use.
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