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OpenRouter transfers legal compliance obligations for third-party biometric consent to the user, meaning the user — not OpenRouter — bears responsibility for satisfying applicable biometric privacy laws regarding other individuals.
If you submit another person's voice or image to a biometric-processing Model through OpenRouter, the legal obligation to obtain that person's appropriate notice and consent rests with you.
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"If you submit image, audio or video data containing the voice or image of another person to a Model that performs biometric processing, you are responsible for ensuring that you have obtained appropriate notice and consent from that individual as required by applicable law.— Excerpt from OpenRouter's OpenRouter Privacy Policy
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OpenRouter transfers legal compliance obligations for third-party biometric consent to the user, meaning the user — not OpenRouter — bears responsibility for satisfying applicable biometric privacy laws regarding other individuals.
If you submit another person's voice or image to a biometric-processing Model through OpenRouter, the legal obligation to obtain that person's appropriate notice and consent rests with you.
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