Platform Policy

Creator Permission & Identity Protection Rules

TubeMentor AI is a consent-based AI mentor platform. These rules apply to every user, creator, admin, and platform operator and reflect US right-of-publicity, trademark, and unfair-competition law.

Platform rule: Only creator-approved AI mentors can be published. Impersonation of any real person without written consent is prohibited and will result in immediate removal.

1. No unauthorized identity use

No user, creator, admin, or platform operator may publish an AI mentor using a real YouTuber's, CEO's, influencer's, celebrity's, public figure's, coach's, expert's, creator's, or brand's name, photo, voice, face, likeness, channel content, logo, videos, scripts, podcasts, course content, or identity — unless that person or brand has officially joined TubeMentor AI, verified ownership, and accepted the Creator Agreement.

2. US right of publicity

Most US states (including California Civil Code § 3344, New York Civil Rights Law §§ 50–51, Tennessee's ELVIS Act, Florida § 540.08, and Illinois 765 ILCS 1075) protect a person's name, image, likeness, and voice from unauthorized commercial use — including AI clones. TubeMentor AI enforces these rights globally on the platform, regardless of where the impersonator is located.

3. Deepfakes and voice clones

Synthetic voice and face generation is permitted only for the creator's own identity, with explicit opt-in consent and a stored voice/image-rights release. We watermark or label synthetic media where feasible and disclose its synthetic nature in-product.

4. Required disclaimers

On every mentor profile: “This AI mentor is trained on creator-approved content. It is not the creator speaking live. Answers may be incomplete or imperfect and may not represent the creator's current personal views.”

Inside the chat: “You are chatting with an AI mentor trained on approved creator content, not the real creator in real time.”

5. No real-person examples in demo data

We never seed demo or marketing data with real celebrity, influencer, CEO, or YouTuber names. Sample mentors are fictional only (e.g., Alex Carter, Maya Singh, Daniel Brooks, Sara Kim, Ryan Patel).

6. Enforcement

Violations result in immediate removal, account termination, payout forfeiture, and — where appropriate — referral to law enforcement or the affected rights-holder. Repeat or willful violations may trigger civil liability under state right-of-publicity and federal Lanham Act § 43(a) (false endorsement) claims.

7. Reporting impersonation or unauthorized use

Email tubementorsupport@gmail.com with subject “Identity / Impersonation Report.” Include the mentor URL, your full legal name, a description of the unauthorized use, proof of identity (or authority to act on behalf of the rights-holder), and a statement under penalty of perjury that the information is accurate. We act within 1–3 business days; urgent celebrity or executive impersonation is reviewed same-day.