Acceptable Use Policy

Effective Date: September 12, 2026 This Acceptable Use Policy forms part of Migma’s Terms of Use. It applies to your use of the Services, including prompts, uploads, imported content, AI-generated outputs, Remix and gallery content, shared designs, email, exports, APIs, and connected services. You are responsible for your content and for activity you authorize through your team, integrations, and agents. These rules also apply when you use Migma to prepare content that you distribute through another provider.

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Permission-Based Email

Migma supports newsletters, product updates, lifecycle marketing, and necessary transactional messages. When creating, importing, or sending email, you must:

• Have verifiable permission for marketing. Keep records showing how and when recipients agreed to receive the type of message you send from your brand. A public email address, CRM entry, social connection, or sales conversation alone does not establish permission.
• Use your own permission-based audience. Do not use purchased, rented, scraped, borrowed, harvested, or guessed lists. You may migrate your own audience from another provider if you preserve its original consent, subscription status, and suppression records.
• Identify the sender accurately. Use truthful sender details, subjects, offers, and links. Include required disclosures and a valid postal address where applicable. Do not forge headers or spoof another organization’s domain.
• Provide a working unsubscribe mechanism. Honor opt-outs promptly and within applicable legal deadlines. Do not hide the mechanism, charge a fee, or require an account login to unsubscribe.
• Respect suppression lists. Do not send marketing to unsubscribed contacts or re-add them without fresh, verifiable permission. Do not bypass bounce, complaint, invalid-address, or manual blocks.
• Use authorized sending infrastructure. Send only from domains you own or are authorized to use, complete required domain authentication, and address excessive bounces or spam complaints. Do not rotate accounts, domains, or providers to evade sending restrictions.

Transactional messages must relate to a recipient’s action or an existing relationship, such as an order, account, billing, security, or service event. Do not disguise promotional email as transactional email. Transactional sending must still respect hard-bounce, complaint, invalid-address, and manual blocks. You remain responsible for applicable email and privacy laws, including CAN-SPAM, CASL, and GDPR where they apply. See Permission-Based Sending for allowed use cases.

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AI-Generated Content and Claims

Review generated content before publishing or sending it, including its factual claims, links, recipients, and use of third-party material. AI output and automated checks are not proof of accuracy, ownership, permission, or legal compliance. Do not use Migma to impersonate others, fabricate testimonials or endorsements, create fraudulent invoices or security alerts, or use manipulated or synthetic media to deceive people. Do not present unsupported medical, financial, or other material claims as established facts. Provide disclosures about AI-generated or manipulated content where required by law or necessary to avoid misleading recipients.

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Brands, Copyright, and Remix

You must own the necessary rights, have authorization, or otherwise be legally permitted to use material you upload, import, generate, remix, publish, or send. This includes logos, trademarks, photographs, GIFs, text, templates, and other brand assets. The appearance of a brand or asset in Migma’s gallery, a template, or a Remix does not by itself give you permission to use it or imply an affiliation or endorsement. AI-generated variations do not remove third-party rights. Obtain the necessary permission or replace material you are not entitled to use. Do not impersonate a brand, falsely suggest sponsorship, conceal infringement, or redistribute material in violation of its license. These rules do not prohibit licensed uses or uses otherwise permitted by law, including applicable exceptions and limitations. Migma has a designated copyright agent registered with the U.S. Copyright Office under reference DMCA-1080305. If an email, design, logo, or other material relating to you or your brand appears publicly in our gallery, Remix, previews, or shared designs, you or your authorized representative can request removal at info@migma.ai. Include the exact Migma URLs, your relationship to the content or brand, and the reason for your request. You do not need a Migma account or a formal DMCA notice to request review of public content. We prioritize removal requests, review them promptly, and act quickly to remove or disable public access once a request is verified and removal is appropriate. See Registered Copyright Agent and Removal Requests for agent contact details and the removal process, or our Copyright Notice & Takedown page for formal copyright notices and counter-notices.

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Harmful and Unlawful Activity

You may not use Migma to create, promote, or facilitate:

• Phishing, credential theft, malware, malicious links, scams, or other fraud.
• Threats, targeted harassment, doxxing, hateful abuse, unlawful discrimination, violence, or physical harm.
• Child sexual exploitation, sexualized depictions of minors, or non-consensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated or manipulated material.
• Human trafficking, illegal goods or services, or regulated activities without legally required licenses, permissions, or safeguards.

Lawful education, reporting, criticism, and fiction are allowed when they do not facilitate prohibited conduct or violate others’ rights.

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Personal and Confidential Information

Only upload or connect data you are authorized to use. Establish any required lawful basis, provide required notices, obtain necessary permissions, and limit personal data to what your intended use needs. Do not expose someone’s private or confidential information without authorization or another valid legal basis. Do not place passwords, API keys, payment credentials, or other secrets in prompts, public designs, or shared content. Use the intended secure authentication or integration flow for credentials. Process sensitive personal information only where the relevant feature expressly supports it and you have the required safeguards and agreements in place. Our Privacy Policy explains how Migma handles personal information.

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Account, Automation, and Platform Security

Authorized use of Migma’s documented APIs, SDKs, CLI, MCP server, and agent integrations is permitted, subject to your access rights and applicable limits. Protect credentials and limit the permissions you grant to integrations and agents. You may not:

• Access another customer’s account, content, or data without authorization.
• Bypass authentication, billing, credit limits, rate limits, safety controls, consent requirements, or account restrictions, including through replacement accounts or integrations.
• Use unauthorized automation to scrape non-public data or extract proprietary code, system prompts, or platform internals.
• Disrupt the Services, overload infrastructure, or conduct security testing outside an authorized scope.
• Resell or white-label the Migma platform as your own product without authorization.

These restrictions do not prevent supported exports or other uses of your own content permitted under the Terms of Use.

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Enforcement and Review

We may investigate reported or suspected violations and request relevant evidence, such as recipient permission, domain authorization, or content rights. Depending on the circumstances, we may restrict sending, sharing, integrations, or access; remove content; or suspend or terminate accounts, consistent with our Terms and applicable law. For serious or repeated violations, or where necessary to address an immediate risk, we may act without advance warning. We terminate accounts of repeat copyright infringers in appropriate circumstances. We will provide any notices or review opportunities required by applicable law. If you believe we made a mistake, reply to the notice you received or email info@migma.ai with the subject Acceptable use review. Include your account or content identifier, the decision you want reviewed, and relevant supporting information. A review request does not automatically restore access or content. Copyright counter-notices follow the separate process on our Copyright Notice & Takedown page.

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Reporting Abuse

You do not need a Migma account to make a report. Email info@migma.ai with the subject Abuse report and include:

• The exact page, share URL, or message identifier involved.
• A description of the issue and relevant context.
• For abusive email, the sender, date, and full message headers where possible.
• An email address where we can contact you for clarification.

Do not include passwords, payment credentials, unrelated personal information, or copies of child sexual abuse material. Use URLs or identifiers to help us locate the issue. Submit reports in good faith; do not use the reporting process to knowingly make false claims or harass others. We may request additional information to assess a report. We handle and share report information as needed to investigate, respond, or comply with law, subject to our Privacy Policy and any applicable copyright notice process.

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