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Incident #26439F · 21 JAN 2026minor
Paradox Interactive / Terms of Service EU

Paradox adds user-content moderation rules and says AI tools may be used in services

AI training: reworded

The EU terms now state Paradox may review, restrict, remove or disable access to user-generated content that breaks the law, the Agreement or the Code of Conduct. They add a reporting process tied to its Digital Services Act information. They also say AI tools may be used in providing services, under human review.

Taken from you

  • Paradox expressly reserves the right to review, restrict, remove or disable access to your user-generated content
  • Reports about content must include enough detail for Paradox to identify and assess it

Won back

  • Forms for reporting illegal or rule-breaking user content
  • Reports handled under Digital Services Act procedures with an internal complaint-handling system
  • Statement that AI tools are used under human review
Evidence · 4 of 4 quotes matched in source
Paradox may review, restrict, remove or disable access to UGC that violates applicable law, this Agreement or our Code of Conduct.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
Paradox will process reports in accordance with its Digital Services Act Information (EU), which also explains our moderation procedures and internal complaint-handling system.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
In providing our services we may use various tools, including but not limited to artificial intelligence tools, where appropriate to improve efficiency and accuracy.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
Any such tools are used under human review.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
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