Mistral will permanently delete your account and immediately report you to police if you generate or try to generate child sexual abuse material. There are no exceptions and no second chances.
Any user who attempts to generate CSAM — even unsuccessfully — will have their Mistral account permanently terminated and will be reported to law enforcement authorities, with no appeal process described in this policy.
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Compare across platforms →This is the most severe enforcement provision in the document — it triggers both automatic account termination and mandatory law enforcement referral for any attempt, not just successful generation.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision directly implements obligations under EU Directive 2011/93/EU (combating sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of children), France's LCEN, and equivalent national mandatory reporting laws. It also aligns with the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) Article 14 (notice and action mechanisms for illegal content) and Article 36 (crisis response). Enforcement authorities include national police and judicial authorities in applicable jurisdictions, and the DSA enforcement body (European Commission for very large platforms). (2)
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