Content you post on Runway — including your profile and shared projects — may be visible to the public and can be collected, copied, or stored by search engines and other users, and Runway takes no responsibility for this.
If you share projects, profiles, or content publicly on Runway, that content can be indexed by search engines, copied by other users, and used in ways you did not intend — and Runway accepts no liability for such uses. Review your privacy settings to ensure assets are set to private if you do not want them publicly visible.
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Compare across platforms →Once content is made public on Runway, you lose practical control over it — it can be copied, stored, and used by third parties, and Runway explicitly disclaims responsibility for what happens to it.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: GDPR Art. 17 (right to erasure is limited for publicly posted content that has been further disseminated by third parties); CCPA §1798.105 (deletion rights may be limited for public information); COPPA 16 CFR §312 (if minors post public content, COPPA deletion and parental consent requirements apply); Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (47 U.S.C. §230) provides Runway with immunity for third-party content but does not eliminate Runway's responsibility for its own disclosure practices. (2)
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