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Upon receipt of a valid complaint, we will review the reported Content and may remove or disable access to it pending investigation.
If we become aware that any Third-Party Content (1) infringes another’s copyright or any other intellectual property or related or neighboring right, (2) is in breach of these Terms or our Acceptable Use Policy, or (3) may cause harm to Anthropic, our users, or third parties, we reserve the right to...
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"If you submit a copyright infringement claim to us pursuant to this Section 4.3, we are only obligated to remove the instance(s) of infringing content that is or are identified in your claim.Excerpt from Ideogram's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If you submit a copyright infringement claim to us pursuant to this Section 4.3, we are only obligated to remove the instance(s) of infringing content that is or are identified in your claim.”
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