The agreement authorizes all other users of the Services to use, reproduce, modify, comment on, and create derivative works from any content that is not designated as Private Content, including content originally generated by other users.
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This provision establishes a cross-user license permitting reproduction and modification of publicly posted content by any other user of the platform, which is operationally relevant for creators who post content publicly and wish to retain exclusive control over its use or downstream derivatives.
Under this clause, any content posted publicly on Ideogram's platform is licensed to all other users for reproduction, modification, and incorporation into their own content, including AI-generated remixes. The agreement provides that designating content as Private Content limits this cross-user license, but content moved from private to a public area of the Services loses that protection.
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Compare across platforms →"As part of the Services, users can create remixes or regenerations of someone else's User Output other than Private Content ('Remixed User Output'). As part of the foregoing license grant in Section 4.1, you agree that other users of the Services shall have the right to use, reproduce, modify, comment on and/or tag Your Content and/or to use, publish, display, modify or include a copy of Your Content as part of their own use of the Services (including to create Remixed User Output based on your original User Output); except that if we provide you with functionality that allows you to post Your Content privately for non-public display or re-mix on the Services ('Private Content'), the foregoing rights granted to other users shall not apply to such Private Content unless you choose to post or re-generate that Private Content in a public portion of the Services.Excerpt from Ideogram's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a cross-user license permitting reproduction and modification of publicly posted content by any other user of the platform, which is operationally relevant for creators who post content publicly and wish to retain exclusive control over its use or downstream derivatives.
Under this clause, any content posted publicly on Ideogram's platform is licensed to all other users for reproduction, modification, and incorporation into their own content, including AI-generated remixes. The agreement provides that designating content as Private Content limits this cross-user license, but content moved from private to a public area of the Services loses that protection.
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