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# content moderation and ethics

TrendSwap provides transformative creative tools designed for entertainment, parody, artistic expression, and social media storytelling. We maintain strict ethical guardrails to protect against abuse.

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## Acceptable Use Policy

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### Authorized Likeness

Users must only upload photos of themselves, or individuals from whom they have obtained explicit, lawful permission.
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### Adult Consent

TrendSwap services are intended for adult creators. Uploading images of minors without verifiable parental or guardian consent is strictly forbidden.
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### Prohibited Content

* Defamatory, harassing, bullying, or hateful video generations.
* Non-consensual sexual, intimate, or suggestive depictions.
* Misinformation, political manipulation, or fraudulent impersonation intended to deceive the public.
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## Automated Safety Screening

All uploaded portraits and output generations pass through multi-layer computer vision moderation:

* **NSFW / Nudity Filter**: Automatic rejection of explicit imagery.
* **Public Figure / Political Figure Safeguards**: Restrictions on generating unauthorized deceptive content involving active political candidates or sensitive public figures.

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Violations result in immediate job termination, account suspension, and forfeiture of services.
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