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Policy on

Your policy is live.

These are your own instructions, executed exactly — your policy decides what you'd decide. PPL never exercises judgment for you. Right now automated approval is switched off, so every request that fits your policy still comes to you to review.

One click, effective immediately: new requests are refused until you turn it back on. Licenses already granted wind down under their own scoped, time-boxed terms.

Withdrawing also turns your policy off, and it stays off until you consent again. Withdrawing is always as easy as consenting was.

Write the rules for your own likeness.

A few plain questions. Your answers become your policy — a standing set of your own instructions that answers brand requests exactly the way you tell it to. You'll see it written back in plain language, watch it answer test requests, and nothing goes live until you've read and signed a separate consent. You can turn it off any time, just as easily.

Honest limits up front: your policy can only switch on after your identity check confirms you're an adult — people under 18 are never auto-approved, full stop. And your voice is its own consent: no answer about photos ever says yes to your voice.

What kind of work

For each one: yes (your policy handles it), ask me first (each request comes to you before anything happens), or no (refused without bothering you). Anything you skip is treated as a no.

Brands that are off the table

Any brands — or whole classes of brands — that should never license you?

One per line. If you're the face of a brand, list its competitors here.

What of you, exactly

Three separate consents. Each stands alone — saying yes to one never says yes to another.

Photos and stills of me. Licensed brands may use consented, AI-labeled images of you within each license's scope and term.

My voice. This is its own consent class — it is never bundled with photos, and nothing else on this page grants it. Leave it unchecked and nobody can license your voice, ever. Voice work floors at 3x your image rate.

A full video analog of me. Also its own consent — never implied by photos or voice. Floors at 5x your image rate.

Where it can run

Any channel is fine.

Which territories

Anywhere.

Time and money

What's the longest any single license should run before it has to come back to you?

Every license is time-boxed and renewable — never perpetual. It ends, and the rights come back to you.

What's the least a license can pay you? (US dollars)

Offers under this are refused automatically. You keep 80% of every license.

Above what amount do you want to approve personally? (optional)

Anything at or above this comes to you, no matter what the rest of your policy says.

Your boundary

For now, send every request to me. Your policy still refuses what's out of bounds, but nothing is approved without you. You can loosen this later.

Either way, nothing auto-approves today: automated approval is switched off across PPL until our counsel signs off. Every in-policy request comes to you to review.

Here's what you've told us.

This is your whole policy, written back in plain language. If anything reads wrong, go back and change your answers — this page is the contract of record between you and the machine that executes it.

How your policy would answer.

These test requests ran through the same evaluator that will answer real ones — not a demo. We keep a record of this simulation with your consent file, so there's never a question about what you saw before going live.

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When you joined, you consented to biometric collection and AI use of your likeness (consent-form-v1.0). This consent is separate and additional: it covers the automated-licensing mechanism — the system that will execute the policy you just wrote. It builds on your original consent; it never replaces or changes it.

I have read this and I consent to the automated-licensing mechanism operating on my written instructions, as described above.

Signing stores this exact text, its fingerprint, and the time — and then activates your policy. Your policy cannot activate without this consent, and you can withdraw it at any time, in one step.

Policy on

Your policy is live.

From here on, requests are answered by your own instructions: out-of-bounds requests are refused, the ones you asked to see come to you, and every decision is logged with the policy version that made it. Turning it off is one click on this page, any time.

Your policy is live.

Write the rules for your own likeness.

Here's what you've told us.

How your policy would answer.

One more consent — to the mechanism itself.

Your policy is live.