AI Disclosure Statement
WAZZON is a product of Friday Vibes, Inc. ("Friday Vibes," "we," "us," or "our").
Friday Vibes is committed to transparency about the automated tools used within WAZZON. This Statement explains what AI tools we use, what they do, how they affect your account and content, what human oversight exists, and what rights you have.
Our Core Commitment. Automated tools assist WAZZON's trust and safety process — they do not have the final word. Content automatically flagged by our AI tools can be reviewed by a human, and no account is ever suspended, banned, or terminated by an automated decision. Every account restriction on WAZZON is applied by a member of our team.
Section 1. Purpose of This Statement
This AI Disclosure Statement ("Statement") explains how Friday Vibes uses Artificial Intelligence ("AI") in operating WAZZON. It forms part of WAZZON's policy suite alongside the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, and should be read together with those documents. It reflects, and should be read consistently with, Friday Vibes' internal AI Governance Policy.
Section 2. Where WAZZON Uses AI Today
As of the Effective Date, WAZZON uses AI for two purposes: automated moderation of content submitted to the service, and identifying the movies and TV shows in content you choose to import.
WAZZON does not currently use AI to generate content on your behalf, to generate personalized recommendations, to rank or order your feed, to power search, or to run a chatbot or automated assistant. If that changes, we will update this Statement before the new use launches.
Section 2.1 Automated content moderation
Content submitted to WAZZON is screened automatically. This covers posts, comments, reviews, watch notes, the names and descriptions of lists and group chats, and your username, display name and profile bio.
Direct messages and group-chat messages are not screened automatically. We act on those only when someone reports them.
- (a) First pass. A third-party content moderation API automatically screens posted text against our content guidelines. Content that clearly violates our guidelines is automatically hidden pending review by our team.
- (b) Second pass. Content that is ambiguous, i.e., not a clear violation, but not clearly fine either, is passed to a third-party large language model (an Anthropic Claude model) for a closer automated read before a final call is made.
- (c) Images. Profile pictures, group-chat images and images attached to posts are screened by an AI vision model (also an Anthropic Claude model) for nudity, sexual content and graphic violence. A profile picture or group image that does not pass is refused at upload, and your previous image stays in place.
- (d) What is sent. Only the content itself, and directly relevant context, is sent to these tools, not your full account history or unrelated personal information.
Section 2.2 Identifying titles in content you import
When you share something into WAZZON, or paste your own viewing notes into the importer, we use AI to read that content and identify any movies or TV shows referenced in it. What you send may include a link and its description, text you write, or images and screenshots you choose to share.
The titles found are presented back to you. WAZZON does not add anything to your lists automatically. That action is entirely at your discretion. This runs only when you start an import.
Section 3. Human Oversight and Your Right to Appeal
If your content is hidden or removed, or your account is restricted, we will tell you where feasible and explain that automated tools were involved. You can ask a person on our team to take a second look. We do not treat an automated moderation decision as final where you've asked for a human review; a person reviews the appeal before any permanent account action is taken.
These tools are not perfect. They can flag content that shouldn't have been flagged (a false positive) or miss content that should have been (a false negative). We monitor accuracy and adjust our process, but if you believe a decision was wrong, please appeal it as that's the fastest way to get it corrected.
Section 4. Data Protection
Content you post that is processed by our moderation vendors is handled under contracts that limit their use of it to providing the moderation service to us.
We have confirmed the following against our AI vendors' current agreements (last verified 31 August 2026):
- (a) content submitted for moderation is not used to train, fine-tune, or improve the vendor's general-purpose models;
- (b) content is retained by the vendor only for a limited, defined period, not indefinitely: our text-moderation classifier provider (OpenAI) does not retain moderation content; our AI review and identification provider (Anthropic) automatically deletes content within 30 days, except that content flagged by that provider's own safety systems as potentially violating its usage policy may be retained by it for up to two years for trust-and-safety purposes;
- (c) the vendor is bound by a data processing agreement consistent with our own commitments in our Privacy Policy.
Section 5. Limitations
Automated moderation tools do not have full context about intent, sarcasm, or community norms, and can make mistakes in either direction. They are one input into a moderation decision, not a final determination, particularly for any decision that would restrict or end your access to WAZZON.
The same is true of content identification: when AI identifies movies or TV shows in content you import, the results may be incomplete or wrong. Review the identified titles before adding anything, since nothing is added without your confirmation.
Section 6. Your California Privacy Rights (CCPA/CPRA)
If you are a California resident, you have rights under the CCPA/CPRA with respect to the personal information processed by our automated tools, including the right to know what categories of personal information are involved (see our Privacy Policy), the right to request deletion or correction, and where a decision meaningfully restricts your access to WAZZON, the right to ask for the reasons behind it and for human review, consistent with California's rules on automated decision-making technology.
To exercise these rights or ask a question about a specific moderation decision, contact us using the information in Section 8.
Section 7. Updates to This Statement
We will update this Statement before we add a new AI-enabled feature that affects your content or account, or at least annually. The current version will always be available in WAZZON and on our website. Material changes will be highlighted at the top of the update.
Section 8. Questions and Contact
Questions about this Statement, or requests regarding your personal information, can be sent to support@wazzon.app.