6. Your Content & AI-Generated Output
6.1 Your Content
You retain ownership of all content you submit to the Service, including drafts, voice samples, brand materials, media, and configuration data (“Your Content”). By using the Service, you grant us a limited, non-exclusive license to process Your Content solely to provide the Service to you.
6.2 AI-Generated Content
Content generated or suggested by the Service is produced using AI models and automation. You are solely responsible for reviewing, editing, and approving all content before publishing, except actions you explicitly delegate under the managed content pilot. AI output may be inaccurate, incomplete, or inappropriate for your audience. We do not guarantee that generated content complies with platform rules, advertising standards, or legal requirements.
6.3 Published Content
Once you publish or schedule content through the Service, you are fully responsible for that content and its consequences on connected platforms - including moderation actions, takedowns, account penalties, and any claims from third parties. This applies whether or not you reviewed the content before it was published, including content published by automation or autopilot features you enabled.
6.4 How We Use Your Data for AI
We use Your Content to train and improve the models that power the Service, including the voice model that writes in your style. We do not use Your Content to train general-purpose AI or machine learning models for unrelated products, and our third-party AI providers process your content only to return results to you - they do not train on it.
5. Connected Social Accounts & Third-Party Platforms
5.1 Third-Party Platform Terms
The Service currently integrates with LinkedIn, X (Twitter) and Threads (Meta). Your use of those platforms through ContentOS remains subject to each platform's own terms of service, community guidelines, developer policies, and applicable laws, including their rules on automation, content, and platform manipulation. You are solely responsible for understanding and complying with those third-party terms. ContentOS is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn, X, Meta, Threads, or any other platform, and their names and marks belong to their respective owners.
5.2 No Guarantee of Account Status
We do not operate, control, or guarantee the policies or enforcement actions of any third-party platform. We make no representation or warranty that your use of the Service will keep your social accounts in good standing. Account restrictions, suspensions, shadowbans, rate limits, content removals, loss of reach, loss of followers, or permanent bans may occur for reasons entirely outside our control - including platform policy changes, automated enforcement, user reports, or activity that predates your use of ContentOS.
5.3 Your Assumption of Risk
By connecting a social account and enabling publishing, scheduling, automation, engagement, or agent API features, you acknowledge and accept that:
5.4 Authorization to Connect Accounts
When you connect a social account via OAuth or other credentials, you represent that you are the account owner or have explicit written authorization to grant ContentOS access to publish, read, and manage content on that account. You are liable for any unauthorized connections made through your ContentOS account.
5.5 Service Modifications for Platform Compliance
We may modify, throttle, suspend, or disable features (including publishing, automation, or agent access) if we reasonably believe your use violates platform policies, poses legal risk, or threatens the integrity of the Service. We are not obligated to provide advance notice when immediate action is required to protect the Service or other users.
5.6 Third-Party Data and Provider Changes
Data shown or acted on by the Service comes from third-party platforms and integration providers, which may change their systems, impose new restrictions, or experience outages without notice. That data may therefore be incomplete, outdated, inaccurate, or temporarily unavailable, and we are not responsible for changes a third-party provider makes to its services. You are responsible for reviewing results before relying on them and for configuring automations so that they do not take cascading actions on data that may be wrong.