“For exploiting, harming, or attempting to exploit or harm, children in any way, whether or not prohibited by Law, including by: distributing or promoting child sexual abuse material...”
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The prohibition explicitly extends beyond legal requirements, meaning conduct that may be technically legal in some jurisdictions is still barred under the AUP.
Interpretive note: The excerpt uses 'including by' before the CSAM example, indicating the list of prohibited conduct is non-exhaustive. The canonical claim states the primary rule and one named example.
You are prohibited from using the Service to exploit or harm children in any way, and this prohibition applies even where the law does not independently forbid the conduct.
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"For exploiting, harming, or attempting to exploit or harm, children in any way, whether or not prohibited by Law, including by: distributing or promoting child sexual abuse material...Excerpt from Pika's Acceptable Use Policy
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The prohibition explicitly extends beyond legal requirements, meaning conduct that may be technically legal in some jurisdictions is still barred under the AUP.
You are prohibited from using the Service to exploit or harm children in any way, and this prohibition applies even where the law does not independently forbid the conduct.
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