Meta Model API Terms of Service changed Meta, Oct 12, 2026

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Added: These Meta Model API Terms of Service (" Terms ") are an agreement between you and Meta Platforms, Inc. or Meta Platforms Ireland Limited (if you are located in the European Region as defined here ) (" Meta ", " we " or " us "). These Terms apply when you access or use the application programming interface we make available (" Meta Model API ") that allows you to interface with certain Meta artificial intelligence models (" Meta Models "), and any related software, tools or other components, including an artificial intelligence coding harness, Meta Model API keys, services, documentation, and content (collectively, with the Meta Models, the " Meta Materials "). The Meta Model API and Meta Materials (when accessed via the Meta Model API) are collectively referred to herein as the " Services ."
Added: Meta makes certain Meta Models available in different tiers: " Contributor Models " and " Standard Models ." The specific Meta Models designated as Contributor Models or Standard Models are identified through the Meta Model API Model Designation and Geographic Use Policy . " Contributor Services " means the Services when used with Contributor Models. " Standard Services " means the Services when used with Standard Models. A Meta Model may invoke other Meta Models in connection with your use of the Services. The designation of the Services as Contributor Services or Standard Services is determined by the designation of the Model you are using, regardless of any other Meta Model invoked. If you access the Services through a Coding Harness Subscription, the designation of the Services as Contributor Services or Standard Services is instead determined by your Account setting, as described in Section 3.3. When you access the Services, the system may route you to a Contributor Model, and you are responsible for ensuring that you are accessing and using a Standard or Contributor Model as you intend.
Removed: These Terms govern your access to and use of the Services for a limited preview period. Meta may update these Terms or release new terms upon the general public availability of the Meta Model API.
Removed: These Meta Model API Terms of Service (" Terms ") are an agreement between you and Meta Platforms, Inc. or Meta Platforms Ireland Limited (if you are located in the European Region as defined here ) (" Meta ", " we " or " us "). These Terms apply when you access or use the application programming interface we make available (" Meta Model API ") that allows you to interface with certain Meta artificial intelligence models (" Meta Models "), and any related software, tools or other components, including an artificial intelligence coding harness, Meta Model API keys, services, documentation, and content (collectively, with the Meta Models, the " Meta Materials "). The Meta Model API and Meta Materials (when accessed via the Meta Model API) are collectively referred to herein as the " Services ." Meta makes certain Meta Models available in different tiers: " Discounted Models " and " Standard Models ." The specific Meta Models designated as Discounted Models or Standard Models are identified through the Meta Model API Model Designation and Geographic Use Policy . " Discounted Services " means the Services when used with Discounted Models. " Standard Services " means the Services when used with Standard Models. A Meta Model may invoke other Meta Models in connection with your use of the Services. The designation of the Services as Discounted Services or Standard Services is determined solely by the designation of the Model you select, regardless of any other Meta Model it invokes.
Added: Subject to your compliance with these Terms, Meta grants you a non-exclusive right to access and use the Services to (i) use Meta Materials; and (ii) develop other software applications, tools or products, and integrations that allow end users of your products or services (" End Users ") to interface with the Services (collectively, such applications, tools, products and integrations, " Integrated Products "). The Services are intended for your commercial use, except where Meta expressly makes the Services available for personal or consumer use, including through a consumer subscription. Meta may make certain Meta Materials available for you to install on your device or systems (" Downloadable Materials "). Subject to the terms, conditions and restrictions in these Terms, Meta grants you a limited, royalty-free, non-exclusive, personal, non-transferable, non-sublicensable (except as otherwise set forth in these Terms), revocable license during the Term to install and use those Downloadable Materials, in each case solely as contemplated by these Terms and the applicable documentation accompanying those Downloadable Materials. You must build your Integrated Products in compliance with applicable laws; you must require your End Users to comply with applicable laws, regulations, and these Terms, and you will not knowingly enable them to violate any of the foregoing; and, without limiting the foregoing, where applicable law requires labeling, disclosure, provenance marking, or classification of AI-generated or AI-assisted content or systems, you are responsible for meeting those requirements with respect to your Actions, Outputs and Integrated Products, including any Outputs provided to End Users through such Integrated Products. Your use of the Services, Outputs, and Integrated Products, including all labeling, disclosure, provenance-preservation, and AI-system classification obligations, is subject to the Model API AUP (defined below), and you are responsible for your End Users' compliance with these Terms, and any obligations under these Terms that apply to you shall also apply to your End Users. The terms and restrictions in these Terms governing your use of Downloadable Materials will apply regardless of how you use them. You acknowledge and agree that any software in the Downloadable Materials is licensed in object code form only, unless we expressly authorize otherwise in writing. You may incorporate Outputs, but not the Downloadable Materials themselves, within Integrated Products in accordance with the terms and restrictions of these Terms. The Downloadable Materials may include third-party software offered under an open source license or third-party content subject to a separate third-party agreement. To the extent any of such third-party terms conflicts with these Terms, such third-party terms will control solely with respect to such third-party software or content. You agree to comply with all such third-party terms. Where Downloadable Materials are made available to and downloaded by you, any reference in these Terms to the "Services" will be deemed to include the Downloadable Materials unless the context requires otherwise. You may request applicable Meta Model documentation by contacting Meta at modeldocumentation@meta.com or through alternative means that Meta may make available. Certain Meta Models may also be made available by Meta under open source or open weight terms or other separate terms. However, your access to and use of any Meta Model through the Meta Model API (including any Outputs therefrom) is governed by these Terms, and no such separate license applies to or confers any rights with respect to your use of the applicable Meta Models via these Services. Conversely, these Terms do not apply to, limit, or terminate any rights you have to use Meta Models outside the Services (e.g., on a self-hosted basis) pursuant to a separate license. No model obtained under a separate license constitutes Downloadable Materials for purposes of these Terms. Meta may also make certain of the Meta Materials available through authorized third-party platforms. If you access the Meta Materials through any such platform, Exhibit C (Hosted Platform Access), which is incorporated into and forms part of these Terms, is applicable to your access and use.
Removed: Subject to your compliance with these Terms, Meta grants you a non-exclusive right to access and use the Services to (i) use Meta Materials; and (ii) develop other software applications, tools or products, and integrations that allow end users of your products or services (" End Users ") to interface with the Services (collectively, such applications, tools, products and integrations, " Integrated Products "). The Services are intended for your commercial use, except where Meta expressly makes the Services available for personal or consumer use, including through a consumer subscription. Meta may make certain Meta Materials available for you to install on your device or systems (" Downloadable Materials "). Subject to the terms, conditions and restrictions in these Terms, Meta grants you a limited, royalty-free, non-exclusive, personal, non-transferable, non-sublicensable (except as otherwise set forth in these Terms), revocable license during the Term to install and use those Downloadable Materials, in each case solely as contemplated by these Terms and the applicable documentation accompanying those Downloadable Materials. You must build your Integrated Products in compliance with applicable laws; you must require your End Users to comply with applicable laws, regulations, and these Terms, and you will not knowingly enable them to violate any of the foregoing; and, without limiting the foregoing, where applicable law requires labeling, disclosure, provenance marking, or classification of AI-generated or AI-assisted content or systems, you are responsible for meeting those requirements with respect to your Actions, Outputs and Integrated Products, including any Outputs provided to End Users through such Integrated Products. Your use of the Services, Outputs, and Integrated Products, including all labeling, disclosure, provenance-preservation, and AI-system classification obligations, is subject to the Model API AUP (defined below), and you are responsible for your End Users' compliance with these Terms, and any obligations under these Terms that apply to you shall also apply to your End Users. The terms and restrictions in these Terms governing your use of Downloadable Materials will apply regardless of how you use them. You acknowledge and agree that any software in the Downloadable Materials is licensed in object code form only, unless we expressly authorize otherwise in writing. You may incorporate Outputs, but not the Downloadable Materials themselves, within Integrated Products in accordance with the terms and restrictions of these Terms. The Downloadable Materials may include third-party software offered under an open source license or third-party content subject to a separate third-party agreement. To the extent any of such third-party terms conflicts with these Terms, such third-party terms will control solely with respect to such third-party software or content. You agree to comply with all such third-party terms. Where Downloadable Materials are made available to and downloaded by you, any reference in these Terms to the "Services" will be deemed to include the Downloadable Materials unless the context requires otherwise. You may request applicable Meta Model documentation by contacting Meta at modeldocumentation@meta.com or through alternative means that Meta may make available. Certain Meta Models may also be made available by Meta under open source or open weight terms or other separate terms. However, your access to and use of any Meta Model through the Meta Model API (including any Outputs therefrom) is governed by these Terms, and no such separate license applies to or confers any rights with respect to your use of the applicable Meta Models via these Services. Conversely, these Terms do not apply to, limit, or terminate any rights you have to use Meta Models outside the Services (e.g., on a self-hosted basis) pursuant to a separate license. No model obtained under a separate license constitutes Downloadable Materials for purposes of these Terms. Meta may also make certain of the Meta Materials available through authorized third-party platforms. If you access the Meta Materials through any such platform, (Hosted Platform Access), which is incorporated into and forms part of these Terms, is applicable to your access and use.
Added: 3.3 Account Setting for Coding Harness Subscriptions . If you access the Services through a Coding Harness Subscription, you are considered to be using the Contributor Services by default regardless of which Meta Model you select, and Section 6 applies to that access and use. If you want to access the Standard Services through a Coding Harness Subscription, you must change the applicable setting in your Account, in which case Section 5 applies to your use from the time that election takes effect. Such change to your Account setting would apply prospectively only; it would not apply to Content previously submitted to the Contributor Services, and Meta's rights with respect to that Content under Section 6 will survive the change.
Added: When you use Standard Services, including where you have changed your Account setting under a Coding Harness Subscription as described in Section 3.3, the following terms apply:
Added: 5.1 Processor Terms . When you use Standard Services, Meta will process applicable data as described in the MGPT. Meta will collect, use, process, and share such data as a " Service Provider " or " Processor " (each as defined in the MGPT) to you in relation to your use of the Services, and will not use Content submitted in a request to the Standard Services to train Meta Models. You agree to comply with the MGPT when Meta acts as your Service Provider or Processor. You authorize Meta to engage subprocessors included in the list located here , as may be updated by Meta from time to time. You and Meta acknowledge that: (i) the duration, subject matter, nature, and purpose of the processing shall be as specified in this Section 5; (ii) the types of data processed shall include those specified in the definition of Inputs and Outputs; (iii) the categories of data subjects include your End Users and representatives; and (iv) the frequency of the data transfers are on a continuous basis for the duration of these Terms, unless otherwise expressly provided in these Terms. To the extent that you wish to inform Meta of any Privacy Rights requests individuals make to you pursuant to Applicable Law (as defined in the MGPT) that you require Meta's assistance to comply with, you will provide the information necessary for Meta to assist with such compliance and contact Meta through your Accounts.
Added: When you use Contributor Services the following terms apply:
Added: 6.1 Content Use Terms . Meta will process Content from Contributor Services as described in these Terms and Privacy Policy . You agree that Meta may use your Content to train, develop, evaluate, and improve Meta's artificial intelligence models, products, and services. Before using Content from Contributor Services to train artificial intelligence models, Meta takes steps designed to disassociate that Content from your Accounts and your Meta Model API key; however, (a) Meta may use Content for evaluation, safety, abuse, quality, and policy review without first applying those steps; and (b) you acknowledge and agree that, despite those steps, artificial intelligence models trained on your Content may produce outputs or take actions (including for third parties) that are similar or identical to your Content. By using the Contributor Services, you acknowledge and agree that your Content may be used by Meta for the above-described purposes. Meta may also retain and process your Content: (i) to the extent necessary for compliance with applicable laws; (ii) in connection with the exercise of Meta's rights to use your Content under this Section 6; and (iii) when our systems flag data for a potential policy violation. Content previously submitted to the Standard Services becomes Content submitted to the Contributor Services if it is included in any request to the Contributor Services, whether directly or as context or background for your prompts or instructions.
Added: 6.2 Your Responsibilities . You must not submit sensitive, confidential, or personal information to the Contributor Services. If you intend, or are required (including by contract), to keep information such as software code confidential, you must not submit that information to the Contributor Services. In addition, you must provide and adhere to a privacy policy for all of your Integrated Products that clearly and accurately describes to End Users what user information you collect and how you use and share that information, including for advertising or marketing. The Services are offered programmatically. Meta does not receive, determine, or route traffic based on location of your End Users, and the Contributor Services do not offer a mechanism to exclude specific traffic from training. If your End Users are located in a jurisdiction that is excluded from eligibility for Contributor Services under the Meta Model API Model Designation and Geographic Use Policy , or if you otherwise require that Content not be used for training, you must use the Standard Services for that traffic. You are responsible for determining your End Users' locations, determining applicable legal requirements, and for selecting whether to use Standard Services or Contributor Services accordingly.
Removed: When you use Standard Services, the following terms apply:
Removed: 5.1 Processor Terms . When you use Standard Services, Meta will process applicable data as described in the MGPT. Meta will collect, use, process, and share such data as a " Service Provider " or " Processor " (each as defined in the MGPT) to you in relation to your use of the Services, and will not use Content from Standard Services to train Meta Models. You agree to comply with the MGPT when Meta acts as your Service Provider or Processor. You authorize Meta to engage subprocessors included in the list located here , as may be updated by Meta from time to time. You and Meta acknowledge that: (i) the duration, subject matter, nature, and purpose of the processing shall be as specified in this Section 5; (ii) the types of data processed shall include those specified in the definition of Inputs and Outputs; (iii) the categories of data subjects include your End Users and representatives; and (iv) the frequency of the data transfers are on a continuous basis for the duration of these Terms, unless otherwise expressly provided in these Terms. To the extent that you wish to inform Meta of any Privacy Rights requests individuals make to you pursuant to Applicable Law (as defined in the MGPT) that you require Meta's assistance to comply with, you will provide the information necessary for Meta to assist with such compliance and contact Meta through your Accounts.
Removed: When you use Discounted Services, the following terms apply:
Removed: 6.1 Content Use Terms . Meta will process Content from Discounted Services as described in these Terms and Privacy Policy . You agree that Meta may use your Content to train, develop, evaluate, and improve Meta's artificial intelligence models, products, and services. Before using Content from Discounted Services to train artificial intelligence models, Meta takes steps designed to disassociate that Content from your Accounts and your Meta Model API key; however, (a) Meta may use Content for evaluation, safety, abuse, quality, and policy review without first applying those steps; and (b) you acknowledge and agree that, despite those steps, artificial intelligence models trained on your Content may produce outputs or take actions (including for third parties) that are similar or identical to your Content. By using the Discounted Services, you acknowledge and agree that your Content may be used by Meta for the above-described purposes. Meta may also retain and process your Content: (i) to the extent necessary for compliance with applicable laws; (ii) in connection with the exercise of Meta's rights to use your Content under this Section 6; and (iii) when our systems flag data for a potential policy violation.
Removed: 6.2 Your Responsibilities . You must not submit sensitive, confidential, or personal information to the Discounted Services. If you intend, or are required (including by contract), to keep information such as software code confidential, you must not submit that information to the Discounted Services. In addition, you must provide and adhere to a privacy policy for all of your Integrated Products that clearly and accurately describes to End Users what user information you collect and how you use and share that information, including for advertising or marketing. The Services are offered programmatically. Meta does not receive, determine, or route traffic based on location of your End Users, and the Discounted Services do not offer a mechanism to exclude specific traffic from training. If your End Users are located in a jurisdiction that is excluded from eligibility for Discounted Services under the Meta Model API Model Designation and Geographic Use Policy , or if you otherwise require that Content not be used for training, you must use the Standard Services for that traffic. You are responsible for determining your End Users' locations, determining applicable legal requirements, and for selecting whether to use Standard Services or Discounted Services accordingly.
Added: 13.4 Coding Harness Subscriptions . You may access the Services (i) by paying the Services Fees described in this Section 13, (ii) through a Coding Harness Subscription as described in Section 3.2 and the Meta Subscription Terms of Service , or (iii) both. For your use of the Services through a Coding Harness Subscription, the applicable fees are governed by the plan you select under the Meta Subscription Terms of Service , and the Services Fees and other provisions in this Section 13 do not apply to that use. Use of the Services through a Coding Harness Subscription is subject to a recurring per-period allowance, which expires at the end of each period and does not roll over or accumulate. Such usage does not qualify as "Additional AI Usage" as that term is defined in the Meta Subscription Terms of Service . When using the Coding Harness Subscription, the Account setting you select determines how Meta may use your Content, as described in Sections 3.3, 5 and 6. Any use of the Services that is not covered by a Coding Harness Subscription is subject to the Services Fees and other provisions of this Section 13.
Added: 14. Security. Meta shall treat your Content and Customer Data in accordance with the Data Security Terms .
Removed: 13.4 Coding Harness Subscriptions . You may access the Services (i) by paying the Services Fees described in this Section 13, (ii) through a Coding Harness Subscription as described in Section 3.2 and the Meta Subscription Terms of Service , or (iii) both. For your use of the Services through a Coding Harness Subscription, the applicable fees are governed by the plan you select under the Meta Subscription Terms of Service , and the Services Fees and other provisions in this Section 13 do not apply to that use. Use of the Services through a Coding Harness Subscription is subject to a recurring per-period allowance, which expires at the end of each period and does not roll over or accumulate. Such usage does not qualify as "Additional AI Usage" as that term is defined in the Meta Subscription Terms of Service . A Coding Harness Subscription does not provide any discount, fee reduction, or increased per-period allowance based on the Models you select, including Discounted Models. The Models you select determine how Meta may use your Content, as described in Sections 5 and 6. Any use of the Services that is not covered by a Coding Harness Subscription is subject to the Services Fees and other provisions of this Section 13.
Removed: Meta shall treat your Content and Customer Data in accordance with the Data Security Terms .
Added: 15.4 Effect of Termination . Upon termination of these Terms for any reason: (i) you must immediately cease using the Services and destroy or return any cached or stored content, software, or other materials containing any Downloadable Materials; (ii) you may continue to use any Integrated Products you have created provided that those Integrated Products do not contain any Downloadable Materials and that you continue to comply with the obligations in these Terms that apply to your use of Integrated Products; and (iii) the following Sections will survive: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Exhibit A , Exhibit B, and Exhibit C.
Removed: 15.4 Effect of Termination . Upon termination of these Terms for any reason: (i) you must immediately cease using the Services and destroy or return any cached or stored content, software, or other materials containing any Downloadable Materials; (ii) you may continue to use any Integrated Products you have created provided that those Integrated Products do not contain any Downloadable Materials and that you continue to comply with the obligations in these Terms that apply to your use of Integrated Products; and (iii) the following Sections will survive: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Exhibit A, Exhibit B and Exhibit C.
Removed: Special Provisions for Consumers in the EU/UK.
Added: This Exhibit C forms part of the Meta Model API Terms of Service (the "Terms") and applies solely where and to the extent you access or use the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform (defined below). This Exhibit C does not apply to your access or use of the Meta Materials through the Meta Model API. To the extent of any conflict or inconsistency between this Exhibit C and the main body of the Terms with respect to access through a Hosted Platform, this Exhibit C controls. Capitalized terms used but not defined in this Exhibit C have the meanings given to them in the Terms.
Added: For purposes of this Exhibit C: (a) "Hosted Platform" means a third-party cloud platform authorized by Meta to host and provide access to the Meta Materials; (b) "Platform Provider" means the operator of a Hosted Platform; (c) "Platform Agreement" means your agreement with a Platform Provider governing your use of its Hosted Platform; and (d) "Platform Account Data" means any data or information relating to you, your account with a Platform Provider, or your access to or use of the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform that a Platform Provider discloses or otherwise makes available to Meta.
Added: 3. Platform Agreement and Relationship of the Parties.
Added: Your access to and use of a Hosted Platform is governed by your Platform Agreement, in addition to the Terms as modified by this Exhibit C. Meta may enforce these Terms with respect to your access to and use of the Materials through a Hosted Platform.
Added: Section 3.1 (Accounts and Keys) of the Terms does not apply. You are not required to create or maintain a Managed Account or a Meta Account, and Meta will not issue you a Meta Model API key, in order to access the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform. Credentialing and access control are administered by the Platform Provider under your Platform Agreement.
Added: Your Content is processed within the Hosted Platform. Meta does not receive or process your Content, including Inputs or Outputs, in connection with your access to the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform. Meta does not use such Content to train, develop, evaluate, or improve Meta's artificial intelligence models, products, or services in connection with that access. The Platform Provider processes your Content under your Platform Agreement and not on Meta's behalf.
Added: A Platform Provider may disclose Platform Account Data to Meta in connection with its arrangement with Meta. Platform Account Data may include, without limitation, your organization or company name and domain; account, billing, or other identifiers assigned by the Platform Provider; your country, state, or region; subscription and entitlement details; consumption and usage volumes; and revenue, fee, and billing metrics. The categories, granularity, and frequency of Platform Account Data are determined by the Platform Provider, vary by Hosted Platform, and may change over time.
Added: 7. Meta's Use of Platform Account Data.
Added: Meta may use Platform Account Data to operate, offer, administer, support, measure, and secure the Meta Materials and to administer its commercial arrangements with Platform Providers, in each case in accordance with the Privacy Policy. Meta's obligations under the Terms with regard to data apply only to Platform Account Data that the Platform Provider makes available to Meta.
Added: 8. Platform Provider Responsibility for Platform Account Data.
Added: As between you and Meta, the Platform Provider, and not Meta, determines and controls what data it collects from you and what Platform Account Data it discloses to Meta. You should review your Platform Agreement and the Platform Provider's applicable privacy notice to understand what data the Platform Provider collects about you and what it discloses to Meta. Nothing in this Exhibit C is a representation or warranty by Meta regarding any Platform Provider's data practices.
Added: The MGPT applies only to the extent Meta processes personal data on your behalf in connection with your access to the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform.
Added: Section 6 (Contributor Services) of the Terms does not apply to your access to the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform.
Added: Section 13.1 (Fees and Taxes) of the Terms does not apply as between you and Meta. The applicable Platform Provider will surface, calculate, invoice, and collect all fees and applicable taxes for your access to the Meta Materials through its Hosted Platform in accordance with your Platform Agreement.
Added: WITHOUT LIMITING SECTION 16.1 OF THE TERMS, META MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND REGARDING ANY HOSTED PLATFORM OR ANY PLATFORM PROVIDER, INCLUDING ITS SERVICES, INFRASTRUCTURE, SECURITY, AVAILABILITY, SUPPORT, OR PERFORMANCE, AND META IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY ACT OR OMISSION OF A PLATFORM PROVIDER OR FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF A HOSTED PLATFORM.
Added: Notwithstanding Section 20 (General) of the Terms, Meta may assign its rights and delegate performance of its obligations relating to the hosting and delivery of the Meta Materials to a Platform Provider in order to make the Meta Materials available through that Platform Provider's Hosted Platform. No delegation under this Section causes a Platform Provider to process data on Meta's behalf.
Removed: 1. Scope and Incorporation. This Exhibit C forms part of the Meta Model API Terms of Service (the "Terms") and applies solely where and to the extent you access or use the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform (defined below). This Exhibit C does not apply to your access or use of the Meta Materials through the Meta Model API. To the extent of any conflict or inconsistency between this Exhibit C and the main body of the Terms with respect to access through a Hosted Platform, this Exhibit C controls. Capitalized terms used but not defined in this Exhibit C have the meanings given to them in the Terms.
Removed: 2. Definitions. . For purposes of this Exhibit C: (a) "Hosted Platform" Hosted Platform" means a third-party cloud platform authorized by Meta to host and provide access to the Meta Materials; (b) "Platform Provider" means the operator of a Hosted Platform; (c) "Platform Agreement" means your agreement with a Platform Provider governing your use of its Hosted Platform; and (d) "Platform Account Data" means any data or information relating to you, your account with a Platform Provider, or your access to or use of the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform that a Platform Provider discloses or otherwise makes available to Meta.
Removed: 3. Platform Agreement and Relationship of the Parties. Your access to and use of a Hosted Platform is governed by your Platform Agreement, in addition to the Terms as modified by this Exhibit C. Meta may enforce these Terms with respect to your access to and use of the Materials through a Hosted Platform.
Removed: 4. Accounts and API Keys. Section 3.1 (Accounts and Keys) of the Terms does not apply. You are not required to create or maintain a Managed Account or a Meta Account, and Meta will not issue you a Meta Model API key, in order to access the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform. Credentialing and access control are administered by the Platform Provider under your Platform Agreement.
Removed: 5. Your Content. Your Content is processed within the Hosted Platform. Meta does not receive or process your Content, including Inputs or Outputs, in connection with your access to the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform. Meta does not use such Content to train, develop, evaluate, or improve Meta's artificial intelligence models, products, or services in connection with that access. The Platform Provider processes your Content under your Platform Agreement and not on Meta's behalf.
Removed: 6. Platform Account Data. A Platform Provider may disclose Platform Account Data to Meta in connection with its arrangement with Meta. Platform Account Data may include, without limitation, your organization or company name and domain; account, billing, or other identifiers assigned by the Platform Provider; your country, state, or region; subscription and entitlement details; consumption and usage volumes; and revenue, fee, and billing metrics. The categories, granularity, and frequency of Platform Account Data are determined by the Platform Provider, vary by Hosted Platform, and may change over time.
Removed: 7. Meta's Use of Platform Account Data. Meta may use Platform Account Data to operate, offer, administer, support, measure, and secure the Meta Materials and to administer its commercial arrangements with Platform Providers, in each case in accordance with the Privacy Policy. Meta's obligations under the Terms with regard to data apply only to Platform Account Data that the Platform Provider makes available to Meta.
Removed: 8. Platform Provider Responsibility for Platform Account Data. As between you and Meta, the Platform Provider, and not Meta, determines and controls what data it collects from you and what Platform Account Data it discloses to Meta. You should review your Platform Agreement and the Platform Provider's applicable privacy notice to understand what data the Platform Provider collects about you and what it discloses to Meta. Nothing in this Exhibit C is a representation or warranty by Meta regarding any Platform Provider's data practices.
Removed: 9. Data Protection. The MGPT applies only to the extent Meta processes personal data on your behalf in connection with your access to the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform.
Removed: 10. Discounted Services. Section 6 (Discounted Services) of the Terms does not apply to your access to the Meta Materials through a Hosted Platform.
Removed: 11. Fees and Taxes. Section 13 (Fees and Taxes) of the Terms does not apply as between you and Meta. The applicable Platform Provider will surface, calculate, invoice, and collect all fees and applicable taxes for your access to the Meta Materials through its Hosted Platform in accordance with your Platform Agreement.
Removed: 12. Disclaimer. WITHOUT LIMITING SECTION 16.1 OF THE TERMS, META MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND REGARDING ANY HOSTED PLATFORM OR ANY PLATFORM PROVIDER, INCLUDING ITS SERVICES, INFRASTRUCTURE, SECURITY, AVAILABILITY, SUPPORT, OR PERFORMANCE, AND META IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY ACT OR OMISSION OF A PLATFORM PROVIDER OR FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF A HOSTED PLATFORM.
Removed: 13. Assignment and Delegation. Notwithstanding Section 20 (General) of the Terms, Meta may assign its rights and delegate performance of its obligations relating to the hosting and delivery of the Meta Materials to a Platform Provider in order to make the Meta Materials available through that Platform Provider's Hosted Platform. No delegation under this Section causes a Platform Provider to process data on Meta's behalf.

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Added (spacing or invisible characters only): 3.1 Accounts and Keys. To access the Services, you need to either (i) create a new, or use an existing, managed account with Meta (" Managed Account ") or (ii) create a new or use an existing account system that links your profiles across Meta apps and devices (" Meta Account "), unless Meta specifies otherwise with respect to any particular Service. Where you create or access a Meta Account using a Third-Party Feature (as defined below), the resulting account is a Meta Account for purposes of these Terms, and Section 4.3 applies to your use of that Third-Party Feature. Your Managed Account is governed by the Supplemental Managed Accounts Terms and associated Privacy Disclosure . These Terms shall govern your use of the Services through your Meta Account, and with regard to the Services, shall supersede any other terms governing your Meta Account. Your Managed Account, your Meta Account, or both (as applicable) are each referred to herein as an " Account " and collectively as your " Accounts ". The collection and use of your information and data (including account, contact, and website interaction information) when you use the Services are governed by the Privacy Policy . Meta may process that information for service and marketing communications. If Meta terminates your Account, or prohibits your Account from accessing the Services, (i) these Terms will automatically terminate; and (ii) you may not create a new Account to bypass the termination or prohibition. To enable you to use the Services, we will provide your Account with one or more confidential Meta Model API keys. You may not share, sell, or transfer your Meta Model API key with any third party without our prior written permission. Upon termination of your Account or right to use the Services, you must immediately delete all Meta Model API keys provided to you.
Added (spacing or invisible characters only): 3.2 Subscriptions and Keys . Notwithstanding the foregoing, Meta may offer a subscription that provides access to the Services through an artificial intelligence coding harness (a "Coding Harness Subscription" ). Your purchase of a Coding Harness Subscription, and the subscription relationship it creates, are governed by the Meta Subscription Terms of Service . These Terms govern your access to and use of the Services and, to the extent of any conflict, prevail with respect to that access and use. Access to the Services under a Coding Harness Subscription is enabled by a Meta Model API key or other credential that Meta connects for use with the coding harness. That key or credential is for use only with the coding harness under your Coding Harness Subscription, is subject to the restrictions on Meta Model API keys in Section 3.1, and may not be used to access the Services outside the coding harness or to circumvent your subscription's usage limits or billing.
Removed (spacing or invisible characters only): 3.1 Accounts and Keys . To access the Services, you need to either (i) create a new, or use an existing, managed account with Meta (" Managed Account ") or (ii) create a new or use an existing account system that links your profiles across Meta apps and devices (" Meta Account "), unless Meta specifies otherwise with respect to any particular Service. Where you create or access a Meta Account using a Third-Party Feature (as defined below), the resulting account is a Meta Account for purposes of these Terms, and Section 4.3 applies to your use of that Third-Party Feature. Your Managed Account is governed by the Supplemental Managed Accounts Terms and associated Privacy Disclosure . These Terms shall govern your use of the Services through your Meta Account, and with regard to the Services, shall supersede any other terms governing your Meta Account. Your Managed Account, your Meta Account, or both (as applicable) are each referred to herein as an " Account " and collectively as your " Accounts ". The collection and use of your information and data (including account, contact, and website interaction information) when you use the Services are governed by the Privacy Policy . Meta may process that information for service and marketing communications. If Meta terminates your Account, or prohibits your Account from accessing the Services, (i) these Terms will automatically terminate; and (ii) you may not create a new Account to bypass the termination or prohibition. To enable you to use the Services, we will provide your Account with one or more confidential Meta Model API keys. You may not share, sell, or transfer your Meta Model API key with any third party without our prior written permission. Upon termination of your Account or right to use the Services, you must immediately delete all Meta Model API keys provided to you.
Removed (spacing or invisible characters only): 3.2 Subscriptions and Keys . Notwithstanding the foregoing, Meta may offer a subscription that provides access to the Services through an artificial intelligence coding harness (a " Coding Harness Subscription "). Your purchase of a Coding Harness Subscription, and the subscription relationship it creates, are governed by the Meta Subscription Terms of Service . These Terms govern your access to and use of the Services and, to the extent of any conflict, prevail with respect to that access and use. Access to the Services under a Coding Harness Subscription is enabled by a Meta Model API key or other credential that Meta connects for use with the coding harness. That key or credential is for use only with the coding harness under your Coding Harness Subscription, is subject to the restrictions on Meta Model API keys in Section 3.1, and may not be used to access the Services outside the coding harness or to circumvent your subscription's usage limits or billing.
Added (spacing or invisible characters only): 4.1 Content Rights. To the extent permitted by applicable law, and as between the parties, you own all rights, title, and interests in and to your Inputs and Outputs, each as defined below (collectively, " Content "), and Meta does not claim any ownership of your Content. You are responsible for the accuracy and validity of any information, data, or other content you provide to the Services, in any form or format, including but not limited to text, documents, libraries, code, databases, images, audio, videos, or recordings (collectively, "Inputs" ). Inputs also include content you authorize the Services to access, whether through connectors or integrations or as context or background for your prompts or instructions. You represent and warrant that you have all necessary intellectual property rights, and all rights required under applicable data protection laws, to submit or otherwise make available Inputs to the Services for your own use and for Meta's use as described in these Terms. For clarity, Content is not considered Customer Data (as defined in the Supplemental Managed Accounts Terms). You are responsible for your use of any responses generated from the Services (" Outputs ") and any actions caused by the Outputs or otherwise taken on your behalf as a result of your use of the Services (" Actions "). You acknowledge that Outputs and Actions may be inaccurate or inappropriate for your intended use cases, are not unique, and the Services may generate identical or similar outputs or actions for different users. Outputs may include materials subject to third-party licenses, including open source licenses. Subject to the restrictions in these Terms, you agree that Meta may use the Content to provide the Services to you. You instruct Meta to retain and process Content as necessary to detect, prevent, and respond to violations of our Model API AUP (defined below) or these Terms and to develop, evaluate, and improve systems for the safety and the security of Meta products and services.
Added (spacing or invisible characters only): 4.2 Usage Data. " Usage Data " means technical data generated by the Services relating to how you interact with the Services, such as tool call sequences, API request metadata, error or other logs, timestamps, token counts, latency measurements, and operational metrics and telemetry. Subject to restrictions in Section 5.1, Meta may use Usage Data to test, support, develop, evaluate, and improve the Meta Model API and other technologies, products and services.
Added (spacing or invisible characters only): 4.3 Third-Party Features. Our Services may use or be used in connection with third-party materials, services, or integrations, including the services of any third-party identity provider you use to create or access an Account (collectively, " Third-Party Features "). You acknowledge and agree that Third-Party Features are not Services and, accordingly, Meta is not responsible for any loss or damage that may arise from your use of any Third-Party Features. We make no representations or warranties for any Third-Party Features, and we are not responsible for, any loss of or interruption in access to the Services arising from your loss of access to, or the suspension or termination of, any Third-Party Feature. Your use of any Third-Party Features is at your own risk and subject to any terms, conditions, or policies (including privacy policies) applicable to such Third-Party Features.
Added (spacing or invisible characters only): 4.4 Retention. Meta will retain your Content and Usage Data as needed: (i) to provide the Services under these Terms; (ii) to the extent necessary for compliance with applicable laws; (iii) in connection with the exercise of Meta's rights to use your Content and Usage Data under these Terms; (iv) when our systems flag data for a potential policy violation; and (v) for security, safety, abuse, and policy review and improvements.
Removed (spacing or invisible characters only): 4.1 Content Rights . To the extent permitted by applicable law, and as between the parties, you own all rights, title, and interests in and to your Inputs and Outputs, each as defined below (collectively, " Content "), and Meta does not claim any ownership of your Content. You are responsible for the accuracy and validity of any information, data, or other content you provide to the Services, in any form or format, including but not limited to text, documents, libraries, code, databases, images, audio, videos, or recordings (collectively, "Inputs" ). Inputs also include content you authorize the Services to access, whether through connectors or integrations or as context or background for your prompts or instructions. You represent and warrant that you have all necessary intellectual property rights, and all rights required under applicable data protection laws, to submit or otherwise make available Inputs to the Services for your own use and for Meta's use as described in these Terms. For clarity, Content is not considered Customer Data (as defined in the Supplemental Managed Accounts Terms). You are responsible for your use of any responses generated from the Services (" Outputs ") and any actions caused by the Outputs or otherwise taken on your behalf as a result of your use of the Services (" Actions "). You acknowledge that Outputs and Actions may be inaccurate or inappropriate for your intended use cases, are not unique, and the Services may generate identical or similar outputs or actions for different users. Outputs may include materials subject to third-party licenses, including open source licenses. Subject to the restrictions in these Terms, you agree that Meta may use the Content to provide the Services to you. You instruct Meta to retain and process Content as necessary to detect, prevent, and respond to violations of our Model API AUP (defined below) or these Terms and to develop, evaluate, and improve systems for the safety and the security of Meta products and services.
Removed (spacing or invisible characters only): 4.2 Usage Data . " Usage Data " means technical data generated by the Services relating to how you interact with the Services, such as tool call sequences, API request metadata, error or other logs, timestamps, token counts, latency measurements, and operational metrics and telemetry. Subject to restrictions in Section 5.1, Meta may use Usage Data to test, support, develop, evaluate, and improve the Meta Model API and other technologies, products and services.
Removed (spacing or invisible characters only): 4.3 Third-Party Features . Our Services may use or be used in connection with third-party materials, services, or integrations, including the services of any third-party identity provider you use to create or access an Account (collectively, " Third-Party Features "). You acknowledge and agree that Third-Party Features are not Services and, accordingly, Meta is not responsible for any loss or damage that may arise from your use of any Third-Party Features. We make no representations or warranties for any Third-Party Features, and we are not responsible for, any loss of or interruption in access to the Services arising from your loss of access to, or the suspension or termination of, any Third-Party Feature. Your use of any Third-Party Features is at your own risk and subject to any terms, conditions, or policies (including privacy policies) applicable to such Third-Party Features.
Removed (spacing or invisible characters only): 4.4 Retention . Meta will retain your Content and Usage Data as needed: (i) to provide the Services under these Terms; (ii) to the extent necessary for compliance with applicable laws; (iii) in connection with the exercise of Meta's rights to use your Content and Usage Data under these Terms; (iv) when our systems flag data for a potential policy violation; and (v) for security, safety, abuse, and policy review and improvements.
Added (spacing or invisible characters only): Any claims, causes of action or disputes that arise out of or relate to these Terms or the Services between you and Meta (" Claims ") will be governed by the terms set forth on Exhibit A . If you access the Services through a Coding Harness Subscription, then notwithstanding any conflicting dispute-resolution provisions in any other terms, this Section 19 and Exhibit A (and Exhibit B, where applicable) govern Claims to the extent they relate to your access to or use of the Services, including any Claim that relates to both your access to or use of the Services and your Coding Harness Subscription. Any Claim that concerns only your purchase of the Coding Harness Subscription, or only the subscription relationship it creates, is governed by the dispute-resolution provisions of the Meta Subscription Terms of Service.
Removed (spacing or invisible characters only): Any claims, causes of action or disputes that arise out of or relate to these Terms or the Services between you and Meta (" Claims ") will be governed by the terms set forth on Exhibit A. If you access the Services through a Coding Harness Subscription, then notwithstanding any conflicting dispute-resolution provisions in any other terms, this Section 19 and Exhibit A (and Exhibit B, where applicable) govern Claims to the extent they relate to your access to or use of the Services, including any Claim that relates to both your access to or use of the Services and your Coding Harness Subscription. Any Claim that concerns only your purchase of the Coding Harness Subscription, or only the subscription relationship it creates, is governed by the dispute-resolution provisions of the Meta Subscription Terms of Service.

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