- Platform rules on automation
- Each network sets its own limits on automated posting, direct messages and engagement, and they change. Automations that break those rules can get an account restricted. Read the current terms for every platform before enabling auto-replies or auto-DMs.
- Disclosure of ads and AI content
- Paid partnerships generally have to be labeled, and platforms set their own rules for AI-generated material: YouTube, for example, requires creators to disclose AI-generated or altered content that seems realistic. Requirements differ by country and platform, so check the rules that apply where your audience is.
- Inspiration is not permission
- Research tools show which posts and ads performed. Copying their wording, footage, music or design is a different matter and can infringe copyright or platform rules. Use the pattern, then make your own version.
- Generated claims need checking
- AI copy states prices, features and results with confidence whether or not they are true. Advertising rules hold the advertiser responsible, so verify every factual claim and offer before it is published.
- Customer data in inbox tools
- Inbox and DM tools process names, messages and sometimes contact details. Check how a service stores that data and what consent you need under the privacy law that applies to your customers.