1. Account Eligibility: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to account eligibility. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on account eligibility, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to account eligibility. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns account eligibility, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of account eligibility as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
2. Service Access: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to service access. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on service access, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to service access. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns service access, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of service access as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
3. Guest Sessions: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to guest sessions. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on guest sessions, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to guest sessions. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns guest sessions, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of guest sessions as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
4. Paid Subscriptions: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to paid subscriptions. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on paid subscriptions, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to paid subscriptions. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns paid subscriptions, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of paid subscriptions as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
5. Model Routing: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to model routing. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on model routing, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to model routing. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns model routing, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of model routing as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
6. Third-Party Providers: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to third-party providers. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on third-party providers, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to third-party providers. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns third-party providers, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of third-party providers as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
7. User Content: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to user content. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on user content, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to user content. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns user content, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of user content as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
8. Generated Output: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to generated output. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on generated output, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to generated output. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns generated output, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of generated output as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
9. Search Results: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to search results. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on search results, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to search results. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns search results, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of search results as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
10. File Uploads: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to file uploads. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on file uploads, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to file uploads. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns file uploads, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of file uploads as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
11. Local Models: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to local models. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on local models, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to local models. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns local models, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of local models as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.
12. Plugins And Connectors: detailed guidance
This section explains how the policy applies to plugins and connectors. The governing principle is that a user should understand the feature, use only the access and information reasonably needed for the task, and keep qualified human judgment in control whenever an action may affect another person. Product labels, examples, interface text, and automated notices illustrate ordinary operation; they do not replace the specific facts, laws, contracts, professional duties, or provider terms that apply in a particular situation.
Before relying on plugins and connectors, review the requested purpose, the sensitivity of the information involved, the people who may be affected, and the consequences of an error. Use the least sensitive input that can complete the task. Confirm names, dates, amounts, permissions, sources, and destinations before sending, publishing, purchasing, deleting, or connecting anything. If a result appears incomplete, inconsistent, unusually confident, or outside the expected context, pause and verify it through an independent and authoritative source.
ZexirAI may apply technical limits, safety checks, rate controls, account verification, logging, provider routing, and human review to support this policy in relation to plugins and connectors. These measures reduce risk but cannot identify every mistake or misuse. A control that does not block an action is not approval, legal advice, a guarantee of accuracy, or a waiver. Users remain responsible for instructions they provide, content they choose to keep, actions they authorize, and the final use of any output.
When an exception, dispute, or unexpected result concerns plugins and connectors, preserve the minimum information needed to understand what happened: the approximate time, affected account, feature used, relevant settings, safe transaction or request identifiers, and a concise description of the expected and actual behavior. Remove passwords, one-time codes, full payment details, unrelated personal records, and confidential material. Contact support promptly when delay could increase harm, and use emergency or official reporting channels when the situation requires them.
We review the operation of plugins and connectors as the Service, models, providers, security threats, and legal requirements change. We may clarify instructions, adjust safeguards, restrict a capability, or request additional verification. Material policy changes receive notice when required. Existing non-waivable rights continue to apply. If this detailed guidance conflicts with a more specific section of this policy, the more specific section controls for that issue; the Terms and applicable law control the overall relationship.