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Acceptable use policy

The service must not be used to harm people, compromise systems, evade authority boundaries or misrepresent AI-prepared work as unreviewed professional judgment.Last updated · July 15, 2026
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Prohibited activity

You may not use Apparently for unlawful surveillance, credential theft, malicious code, unauthorized access, harassment, discrimination, deceptive impersonation, rights infringement or evasion of security controls.

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High-consequence use

Users must preserve required human review and authority for filings, legal advice, employment decisions, financial actions and other consequential outcomes. Confidence scores do not replace authorization.

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Enforcement

Apparently may investigate suspected violations and restrict access where reasonably necessary to protect customers, people, systems or legal obligations.

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