Privacy & IP
At Pletor, we treat all your data, personal data and creative inputs alike, with the highest standards of transparency, privacy, and security. We comply with the EU GDPR and France's Loi Informatique et Libertés.
Common questions
Do I own outputs made with Pletor?
You own all outputs created through your agents on Pletor. You may use, edit, and distribute them for both personal and commercial purposes, as stated in our Terms and Conditions.
Do you train models on my data?
No. We do not use your inputs, outputs, or workflows to train any models, unless you give explicit opt-in consent (for example, when building custom or private fine-tuned models).
How do you handle transparency and traceability?
We maintain a detailed record of all actions leading to output generation. This helps demonstrate the creative process in case of any disputes.
How do you use my data?
We may use aggregated, anonymized metadata (such as workflow statistics and usage trends) to improve our platform. This does not include your content or identifiable data.
We retain it only as long as necessary, in line with applicable laws.
Who is responsible for the inputs I use?
You are solely responsible for ensuring that your inputs (e.g., images, text, data) do not infringe on third-party rights. Pletor is not liable for any copyright or intellectual property issues arising from your use of the platform.
To reduce potential risks, we encourage the following practices:
Ensure you have the rights to all inputs used across generations.
Avoid prompts that reference specific artists, styles, or movements.
Consider post-editing images to further safeguard against infringement issues.
Can Pletor use my outputs for promotion?
With your consent, we may showcase certain outputs for promotional or marketing purposes (e.g., in case studies or on our website). We will always ask for your approval before doing so.
Do you share or sell my data?
No. We do not sell or share your data with unauthorized third parties. Only authorized personnel and trusted service providers may access your data for legitimate purposes.
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