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“If you sign up to the Service using an email address associated with your employer or another organization associated with your email address (the “Admin Entity”), the account will be an “Administered Account” and we may: make changes to the Administered Account, including to your account settings; make changes to Content permissions; delete or lock the Administered Account.”
“Children may not access or use the Service. For purposes of this Policy, a child is a person under the age of 13 (or the minimum legal age required to provide consent for processing of personal data in the country where the child is located).”
“we may also collect personal information in content you submit or upload to the Service (such as text prompts, images, photos, videos and other media and the metadata about your content)”
“We may analyse your Content and related data in your account to improve the Service, and to train our algorithms, models, and AI products and services using machine learning”
“If you are using a free subscription, all Content you generate is publicly available by default. It may be viewed by other users, appears in search results, and can be indexed by search engines.”
“Children are not permitted to sign up for the Service by themselves. We do not knowingly collect or solicit personal information from children.”
Leonardo AI's Privacy Policy describes what data the company collects about you, how it uses that data, and who it shares it with. If you use a free subscription, everything you generate is public by default and may be used to train Leonardo AI's models; paid subscribers who generate content privately are protected from both. Leonardo AI may share identifying information such as your email address, location, and cookie data with third-party advertising partners, and US state residents have the right to opt out of that sharing for behavioral advertising.
Leonardo AI's Privacy Policy establishes the scope of personal data collection, usage, and sharing practices governing the Service. Leonardo AI may collect personal information from user-submitted content (including text prompts, images, videos, and metadata), location data from direct input, IP inference, and third-party partners, and cookie and usage data shared with advertising partners. The policy differentiates between free and paid subscription tiers: content generated on free subscriptions is publicly available by default and may be used for AI model training, while privately generated content on paid subscriptions is excluded from model training and inaccessible to other users. Leonardo AI relies on legitimate interests as a lawful basis for processing personal data for service customization, marketing, and advertising purposes, and provides US state residents the right to opt out of the sharing of their personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising.
For an individual user, the most immediate effects of this policy are the visibility and training-use rules tied to subscription tier. Free subscription users have all generated content publicly visible, searchable, and indexable by default, with that content also eligible for AI model training. Paid subscribers who generate content privately receive an explicit commitment that it will not be used for model training and will not be accessible to others. Leonardo AI collects personal information embedded in any content you upload, along with your location and cookie data, and may share your email address, location, cookie information, and usage data with third-party advertising partners for use on the Service and on external sites. US state residents can opt out of the sharing of their personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising by exercising the right Leonardo AI provides for that purpose.
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“If you sign up to the Service using an email address associated with your employer or another organization associated with your email address (the “Admin Entity”), the account will be an “Administered Account” and we may: make changes to the …”
“Children may not access or use the Service. For purposes of this Policy, a child is a person under the age of 13 (or the minimum legal age required to provide consent for processing of personal data in the country …”
“we may also collect personal information in content you submit or upload to the Service (such as text prompts, images, photos, videos and other media and the metadata about your content)”
“We may analyse your Content and related data in your account to improve the Service, and to train our algorithms, models, and AI products and services using machine learning”
“If you are using a free subscription, all Content you generate is publicly available by default. It may be viewed by other users, appears in search results, and can be indexed by search engines.”
“Children are not permitted to sign up for the Service by themselves. We do not knowingly collect or solicit personal information from children.”
“If you don't want your Content to be used for machine learning, you can generate Content privately with any paid subscription plan. Private Content isn't accessible to others and won't be used by Leonardo.Ai for model training.”
“We may share certain information with our third-party advertising partners, such as your email address, location, cookie information and information relating to your use of our Service”
“We may use information about you, including cookies information... to serve, personalize and measure the effectiveness of advertising on the Service and third-party sites and platforms.”
“Opt out of the "sharing" of your personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising”
“Legitimate interests: It is necessary for our legitimate interests for example, providing a useful and customized Service, sending you relevant marketing messages, displaying advertising and tracking its effectiveness...”
“We may collect your precise or approximate location: from you, when you provide, correct or confirm your location (e.g., when you purchase products from us); by inferring your location from your IP address; and from our third party partners”
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