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The clause creates a operational distinction between free and paid tiers regarding content visibility and establishes a default public-access model for free-tier output. This affects the platform's content governance framework and allocates visibility responsibilities to users at account creation.
Free-tier users operate under a public content visibility model where generated images are displayable and shareable by the platform and other users by default. Users are directed to exercise discretion regarding sensitive information in prompts and outputs, as the terms do not restrict public access to free-tier generated content.
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"Images generated by free tier users are publicly visible on the Ideogram platform and may be viewed, shared, and used by other users in accordance with these Terms. Free tier users should not include personal, sensitive, or confidential information in their prompts or generated images, as such content will be publicly accessible.— Excerpt from Ideogram's Ideogram Terms of Service
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The clause creates a operational distinction between free and paid tiers regarding content visibility and establishes a default public-access model for free-tier output. This affects the platform's content governance framework and allocates visibility responsibilities to users at account creation.
Free-tier users operate under a public content visibility model where generated images are displayable and shareable by the platform and other users by default. Users are directed to exercise discretion regarding sensitive information in prompts and outputs, as the terms do not restrict public access to free-tier generated content.
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