Content You Must Not Upload

Kled licenses what you upload to companies that train AI. That only works if everything is real, yours, and legal to share. These are the lines.

• Anything that is not yours. Other people's photos, documents, emails, handwriting, code or recordings. Content you found online. Stock images.
• Anyone under 18. No photos, video or audio of minors, for any task, ever.
• Other people without consent. Faces of bystanders where the task says no faces. Conversations, customers or coworkers who did not agree in the app.
• Other people's personal data. Names, addresses, numbers, account details, medical information belonging to someone else. Tasks that involve your own documents are fine; it is other people's data that is the problem.
• AI-generated or edited content presented as real. Filters, heavy edits and anything generated by a tool.
• Confidential material. Anything under NDA, anything your employer or a contract bars you from sharing, anything you are not sure you are allowed to share.
• Duplicates. The same file twice, or the same content from a second account.
• Staged content. Fake scams, fake mistakes, edited receipts, demos dressed up as real work.
• Identity documents. Passports, driving licences and ID cards belong in identity verification only. Document Forgery Pairs, for example, rules them out completely.
• Anything dangerous. Do not put yourself or anyone else at risk for a shot.

What happens if you do
The upload is rejected and does not pay. Patterns of it, or anything in the serious categories (minors, stolen content, fraud), lead to a permanent suspension. See Account bans and suspensions.

Your own sensitive data
Some tasks ask for your own documents, health records or recordings that contain sensitive details about you. That is allowed; you consented to it at sign-up and you can withdraw that consent in the Privacy Center. Only your own, never someone else's.