Avatar and Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated November 12, 2026
How consent works, what you can and cannot do with an avatar, how videos are labeled and how to report misuse.
One person, one consent
An avatar can only be made from your own recording. Before it exists, you read on camera a sentence with your name and a one-time code. Taike stores that recording with the avatar and compares the face in it with the base video before rendering.
What is not allowed
- Creating or using an avatar of someone else, including public figures, celebrities or employees who did not record their own consent.
- Content involving minors, sexual content, harassment, hate or violence.
- Fraud, scams, impersonation or fake endorsements and testimonials.
- Political ads, election content or deceptive content about real events.
- Medical, legal or financial claims that are false or misleading.
- Content that infringes copyright, trademarks or anyone's privacy.
- Trying to bypass consent, labels or security, or scraping the service.
Labeling
Every video leaves Taike marked as made with AI. This follows transparency rules such as article 50 of the EU AI Act. Do not remove the label where the law requires it, and never present an avatar video as unedited real footage.
Enforcement
We review reports and may remove content, disable avatars or suspend accounts that break this policy, and we may notify authorities when the law requires it or someone is at risk.
Report misuse
If you believe your face or voice is being used without consent, or you see content that breaks this policy, email contato@taikestudio.com with the link or details. We prioritize likeness reports.
