All creators, regardless of which agency option they select, grant Rumble the right to use their submitted content to train AI and machine learning models and to sublicense that content to third parties for AI training purposes.
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This provision authorizes Rumble to use all submitted video content for AI and machine learning training and to sublicense it to unspecified third parties for those purposes, without requiring additional consent from creators and independent of the agency option selected.
The updated terms define additional types of advertisements that may appear in Rumble Premium subscription content. Previously, the terms stated that Premium content may contain 'live read advertisements.' The revised language now explicitly permits 'live and previously recorded host-read sponsorships and advertisements, as well as advertisements that aired during the original run of the content, and native placement advertisements,' which may include boosted content, homepage advertisements, and related videos. The change does not restrict Premium content but instead clarifies and expands the disclosed categories of permitted ads. Premium subscribers should review these updated definitions to understand the full scope of advertising they may encounter.
View change record →This clause establishes that submitting any content to Rumble, under any agency option including the non-monetized personal use Option D, constitutes consent to use of that content for AI training and sublicensing to third parties for AI training purposes. The agreement does not identify the third parties to whom the sublicense may be granted or limit the types of AI models for which the content may be used.
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Compare across platforms →"Regardless of which Agency Option you select, and without limiting any other rights of, or licenses granted to, Rumble herein, by submitting Content to the Rumble Service, you grant to Rumble the right to use the Content to train AI and machine learning models and/or to sub-license the Content to third parties for such purposes.Excerpt from Rumble's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The AI training license grant may engage GDPR Article 6 lawful basis requirements for EU/EEA users if submitted content includes personal data, as well as GDPR Article 9 if sensitive categories of …
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This provision authorizes Rumble to use all submitted video content for AI and machine learning training and to sublicense it to unspecified third parties for those purposes, without requiring additional consent from creators and independent of the agency option selected.
This clause establishes that submitting any content to Rumble, under any agency option including the non-monetized personal use Option D, constitutes consent to use of that content for AI training and sublicensing to third parties for AI training purposes. The agreement does not identify the third parties to whom the sublicense may be granted or limit the types of AI …
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