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Acceptable Use & Content Rules

These rules cover what you make with HeyJess and what you publish from it.

Draft policy for legal review before public launch

The short version

Make honest marketing for a business you are allowed to represent, using material you have the rights to, and check it before it goes out. Everything below follows from that.

What you may not make or do

Do not use HeyJess.art to create, publish or distribute:

  • unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive or misleading advertising;
  • material that infringes copyright, trademark, design, privacy or publicity rights, or any other right belonging to someone else;
  • impersonation of a person, business or public body, or a false endorsement, partnership or review;
  • harassing, hateful, abusive, exploitative or discriminatory content;
  • sexual content involving minors, or any material that sexualises or exploits a child;
  • content that seeks to facilitate serious violence, dangerous wrongdoing or illegal activity;
  • malware, phishing, scams or deceptive links;
  • processing of sensitive personal data without a lawful basis and the permission of the people concerned.

Advertising and consumer rules

You are the advertiser. Before you publish anything made here, check that claims, prices, discounts, dates, availability, promotions and calls to action are accurate and that you can honour them.

You must also comply with advertising, consumer-protection, sector and local-law requirements that apply to you, and with the rules of any platform you post on. HeyJess does not check any of this for you.

Personal and sensitive information

Do not put health details, financial account details, government identifiers or other highly sensitive personal information into prompts or uploads. Do not upload a photograph of an identifiable person without their permission.

Product limits and security

Do not attempt to circumvent product limits, usage allowances, security controls or access restrictions, or to probe, overload or reverse-engineer the service or the providers behind it.

What happens if these rules are broken

Access may be restricted, suspended or ended where these rules are broken, and material may be removed. The exact enforcement process, notice and appeal route are pending legal review before public launch.

Last updated: Pending legal/business review before launch. Responsible party: DanceOnVibes Limited. Registered address: Pending legal/business review before launch. Governing law: United Kingdom.