Use MIRENA for legitimate SEO work, not abuse, deception, search spam, or harm.
This Acceptable Use Policy governs the Semantec SEO website, paid or controlled MIRENA access, project inputs, generated outputs, account use, client work, automation, reporting, and enforcement. Kevin Maguire operates the service under the trading name Semantec SEO.
MIRENA runs inside ChatGPT. OpenAI’s applicable terms, Usage Policies, plan limits, data controls, workspace rules, and action rules also apply. The person or organisation that publishes, delivers, or acts on an output remains responsible for the result.
- Operator: Kevin Maguire trading as Semantec SEO
- GPT: Semantec SEO Team – MIRENA
- Workflow model: MIRENA · 20 agents
- Effective 19 July 2026 · Version 1.0
MIRENA Use Check
Choose the proposed use that is closest to your situation.
Build a topical map from your own site data
The Use Check is practical guidance. It does not replace the full policy, applicable law, professional duties, contracts, or current OpenAI rules.
This policy governs the Semantec SEO website and the MIRENA service.
The legal operator is Kevin Maguire, an individual trading as Semantec SEO, Central Park, Clane, Ireland. The public product is the custom GPT named Semantec SEO Team – MIRENA. MIRENA is the product and workflow model name. It is not a separate company or legal person. MIRENA is not an OpenAI foundation model.
Allowed
The use fits MIRENA’s legitimate SEO purpose, uses authorised material, and receives suitable human review.
Review needed
The use may proceed only after rights, data, client, professional, security, or platform conditions are checked.
Prohibited
The use involves harm, deception, infringement, search spam, access abuse, circumvention, or another forbidden activity.
Kevin Maguire trading as Semantec SEO
Business address: Central Park, Clane, Ireland. Privacy and acceptable-use reports: privacy@semantecseo.com. Account and billing support: support@semantecseo.com.
Semantec SEO Team – MIRENA
MIRENA is a 20-agent SEO workflow delivered as a custom GPT in ChatGPT. Open the public GPT ↗
Which rule controls?
Mandatory law controls. OpenAI’s applicable terms and Usage Policies govern the ChatGPT platform. The Semantec SEO Subscription Terms, Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, Cookie Policy, GDPR Notice, and Legal Disclaimer govern their own subject matter. A use is not permitted merely because one document does not list it.
Use MIRENA to plan, brief, review, draft, rewrite, and connect legitimate SEO work.
Proper use starts with a real user task, authorised source context, a distinct page or site job, and a review step before publication or delivery.
Topical maps and content architecture
Plan page roles, query groups, cluster homes, split and merge decisions, publishing order, and user paths.
Briefs and structural audits
Define entity focus, intent, proof, answer form, section order, internal links, and exclusions.
Drafts and rewrites
Create or repair content after the page purpose, source context, claims, and review needs are clear.
Useful answer formats
Use tables, lists, definitions, comparisons, FAQs, and schema-ready structure when they match the visible page.
Links by meaning and user need
Connect relevant pages through descriptive anchors and useful next steps rather than manipulative repetition.
Authorised commercial use
Use reviewed outputs in legitimate client work when the plan, contract, rights, and disclosure requirements allow it.
MIRENA runs in ChatGPT under the applicable OpenAI rules.
The configuration below is the approved public record as of 19 July 2026. A material change to the GPT, its external action, or the data sent outside ChatGPT requires a policy review.
Public custom GPT with a 20-agent workflow
The public GPT is named Semantec SEO Team – MIRENA. Its built-in capabilities include web browsing, image generation, and file upload and retrieval.
One Authflow entitlement check
MIRENA uses one action at gateway.authflow.ai. It sends a customer email address and a fixed MIRENA paywall identifier to check active access. The action does not send conversation prompts, drafts, uploaded files, or generated outputs.
No other app, action, connector, or external API is confirmed as enabled
This is the confirmed position on the effective date. A later connection must be documented in the Privacy Policy and this policy before public use where it changes the data flow or permitted use.
Semantec SEO does not receive individual chats through the standard builder interface
OpenAI controls ChatGPT conversation processing under the user’s plan, settings, terms, and privacy notice. Semantec SEO may receive entitlement data through Authflow or information a user sends directly through support or a report.
OpenAI Terms and Usage Policies also apply
A use prohibited by law or by the applicable OpenAI rules is not permitted through MIRENA.
Public configuration without secrets
The downloadable record names the provider, endpoint, purpose, permitted data fields, limits, and review triggers. It does not expose a secret header or paywall key.
Do not use the service to harm people, systems, property, rights, or public processes.
Threats, harassment, hate, and violence
No intimidation, defamation, hate-based harm, sexual violence, non-consensual intimate content, or facilitation of self-harm.
Child safety
No child sexual abuse material, grooming, sexualisation, endangerment, age-inappropriate harmful content, or age-restricted access for minors.
Crime, weapons, fraud, and gambling
No facilitation of illicit goods or services, weapons use, real-money gambling, scams, credential theft, or other unlawful activity.
Unauthorised monitoring or profiling
No unlawful aggregation of private data, biometric surveillance, sensitive-trait inference, social scoring, or deceptive likeness use.
Political campaigning and election interference
No political campaigning, lobbying, election interference, or demobilisation activity through MIRENA while the current OpenAI rule applies.
No circumvention
Do not bypass content, account, rate, safety, payment, privacy, or platform safeguards.
Do not turn a structure-first system into a search manipulation engine.
MIRENA may support scale when the work remains useful, original, governed, and reviewed. It may not be used to flood search with low-value pages or deceptive signals.
Near-duplicate or low-value page generation
No mass production of query variants, stitched content, thin local pages, or pages created mainly to manipulate rankings.
Copied or lightly transformed third-party content
No republication of scraped, synonymised, translated, or minimally edited material without rights and meaningful original value.
Link spam and manipulative anchors
No paid, exchanged, automated, hidden, or irrelevant links intended to manipulate ranking signals.
Cloaking, hidden text, and doorway pages
No content or routes that show one thing to users and another to search systems, or funnel users through low-value pages.
Misleading schema
Do not mark up reviews, ratings, products, FAQs, people, organisations, services, or other facts that are not visible and accurate.
Fake proof or guaranteed outcomes
No fake reviews, testimonials, case studies, citations, rankings, traffic, revenue, or endorsements.
Search policy is not a loophole test
Google describes scaled content abuse as large-scale content created mainly to manipulate rankings rather than help users. Google also treats abusive scraping and other deceptive practices as spam. MIRENA users should build fewer, clearer pages when consolidation serves the user better.
Do not create false confidence about authorship, proof, affiliation, or results.
Do not falsely claim output was wholly human-generated
Disclose material AI assistance when law, contract, professional rules, platform policy, or client expectations require it.
No impersonation or confusing likeness use
Do not present content as coming from a person or organisation that did not create, approve, or authorise it.
No fabricated evidence
Every testimonial, review, citation, statistic, case study, credential, and outcome claim must have a real, supportable basis.
No false endorsement or partnership
Do not imply that Semantec SEO, MIRENA, OpenAI, a client, a platform, or a third party endorses the work when it does not.
No misleading deliverables
Do not sell unreviewed output as verified strategy, legal compliance, technical validation, or guaranteed performance.
Label illustrative material
Fictional companies, URLs, datasets, estimates, and hypothetical outcomes must be identified as illustrative.
Only submit material you are authorised to use.
You are responsible for the topics, URLs, drafts, datasets, screenshots, documents, page inventories, keyword exports, and other inputs you provide.
Rights and permissions
Have the ownership, licence, permission, contract authority, or other lawful basis needed to use each input.
Client and business restrictions
Do not upload confidential or restricted material when your contract, duty, or platform setup does not permit it.
No bypassing protections
Do not defeat logins, paywalls, robots controls, technical restrictions, or other access protections to collect material.
Use only what the task needs
Redact unnecessary personal data, secrets, credentials, payment details, and unrelated source material.
Analyse patterns, not protected expression
Use competitor inputs to understand structure or gaps, not to copy distinctive wording, designs, datasets, or assets.
Respect applicable export and sanctions rules
Do not submit or use restricted material or use the service for a prohibited end use under applicable trade law.
Do not treat a ChatGPT workflow as a place for unrestricted sensitive data.
Credentials, full card details, health records, legal secrets, or regulated data
Use redacted, synthetic, aggregated, or de-identified material when the task can be completed without the original sensitive data.
Client-confidential, employee, customer, or account data
Confirm authority, purpose, necessity, plan controls, data settings, retention, recipient, and any external action before submission.
No unauthorised profiling or sensitive inference
Do not use MIRENA to monitor individuals, infer sensitive traits, score people, or make material decisions about them without a lawful and permitted basis.
Use the approved privacy layer
Read the Privacy Policy and review current OpenAI data controls before uploading sensitive business material.
Do not damage, probe, overload, extract from, or interfere with the service.
No disruption or overload
Do not send abusive traffic, overload services, cause denial of service, or interfere with normal operation.
No unauthorised entry
Do not access accounts, systems, APIs, data, or areas that you are not authorised to use.
Written authority is required
Do not probe or test security without explicit written permission and an agreed scope.
No circumvention of limits
Do not use bots, scripts, shared credentials, or other methods to defeat rate, access, plan, or payment controls.
No automated harvesting
Do not programmatically extract the service, outputs, prompts, or protected materials to clone, benchmark, train, or compete without permission.
No malware or phishing
Do not generate, distribute, or support malware, credential theft, phishing, evasion, or destructive code.
A subscription grants named user access, not shared, automated, or API access.
These limits apply to the current Founder plan and any plan that does not state a different written account or automation rule.
One subscription, one named subscriber, one authorised ChatGPT account
Do not share, pool, rent, lend, or transfer credentials. A different seat model requires a written multi-seat agreement from Semantec SEO.
No separate numeric MIRENA message allowance is advertised
OpenAI plan, availability, safety, workspace, and system limits still apply and may change. Semantec SEO does not promise uninterrupted or unlimited ChatGPT capacity.
MIRENA access is not an API or bulk-processing licence
Do not use scripted UI control, headless browsers, bots, prompt queues, parallel credential pools, automated extraction, or another method that submits or collects work without a user initiating each workflow.
Normal user-initiated use is allowed
You may use capabilities that ChatGPT exposes in the authorised interface. A written automation exception must come from Semantec SEO and must also be permitted by OpenAI.
No payment, entitlement, rate, or safeguard bypass
Do not manipulate account status, cancellation, billing, paywall checks, limits, or technical controls to obtain or keep access you do not have.
No cloning, reverse engineering, relabelling, or access resale
Do not expose, copy, reproduce, rent, sublicense, sell, or claim ownership of MIRENA prompts, instructions, agent files, knowledge files, configuration, backend logic, documentation, or brand assets.
MIRENA is an SEO workflow, not a substitute for licensed judgment.
Legal, medical, financial, and other licensed fields
Do not provide tailored licensed advice without appropriate involvement from a qualified professional.
No sole-source decisions about people
Do not use output as the sole basis for credit, employment, education, housing, insurance, legal, medical, migration, or other high-impact decisions.
No compliance guarantee
Do not present MIRENA as legal sign-off, regulatory approval, technical certification, accessibility certification, or professional assurance.
Meaningful human involvement
The reviewer must have enough authority, context, skill, and time to question, change, or reject the output.
Check primary materials
Use current laws, official policies, professional guidance, contracts, and source records rather than treating generated text as the authority.
State what the output cannot prove
Make uncertainty, assumptions, missing evidence, jurisdiction, and implementation limits visible.
Active subscribers may use reviewed MIRENA outputs in authorised client work.
The licence covers the output delivered to a client. It does not transfer MIRENA access, protected product materials, or the right to resell the service.
Commercial use of reviewed outputs
During an active subscription, the named subscriber receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use, edit, combine, publish, and deliver reviewed MIRENA outputs for the subscriber’s own business and authorised client work.
No separate per-client output cap
Semantec SEO does not impose a separate per-client output cap on the current Founder plan. OpenAI plan and system limits still apply.
Use material you are permitted to use
Confirm the client authorised the work and that drafts, URLs, screenshots, datasets, brand rules, confidential material, and other inputs may be used.
Check the final deliverable
Review facts, claims, sources, rights, links, code, structured data, legal statements, brand fit, search-policy fit, and implementation before delivery or publication.
Represent AI assistance accurately
Do not state that work was wholly human-generated when that statement would be false. Follow disclosure duties created by law, contract, platform policy, professional rules, or client expectations.
No access transfer, white-label backend, or product sublicence
A client deliverable must not expose or transfer the account, entitlement, protected instructions, agent files, knowledge files, configuration, backend, or a cloned MIRENA service.
The subscriber remains responsible
The subscriber decides what is delivered or published and remains responsible for the client contract, rights, accuracy, professional duties, disclosures, implementation, and any decision based on the work.
AI assistance does not transfer responsibility to Semantec SEO.
MIRENA output can be incomplete, inaccurate, out of date, or unsuitable for the specific site, client, jurisdiction, platform, or implementation. Treat it as working material.
Verify facts and sources
Check names, dates, statistics, quotes, claims, URLs, policies, law, schema, and technical instructions against reliable sources.
Check the real context
A structurally sound answer may still be wrong for the brand, site, audience, contract, region, product, or current platform state.
Describe AI assistance accurately
Do not say the work was wholly human-generated when it was not. Follow applicable disclosure requirements.
No ranking or business guarantee
Do not promise rankings, traffic, indexing, links, leads, revenue, or SERP features on the basis of MIRENA output.
Test the live implementation
Check WordPress, scripts, schema, links, consent, accessibility, security, performance, and responsive behaviour after deployment.
You are responsible for the final use
The person or organisation publishing, delivering, or acting on the work decides what ships and bears the related responsibility.
Eighteen common uses, one visible rule record.
The interactive Use Check is a faster entry point. This table is the complete non-JavaScript record and should stay on the page.
| Proposed use | Status | Category | Rule | Conditions | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Build a topical map from your own site data AU-01 | Allowed | Legitimate SEO work | You may use MIRENA to plan site structure, page roles, query groups, internal routes, publishing order, and content architecture for a site you own or are authorised to work on. | Use relevant source material, keep client and business data within your authority, and review the result before it becomes a live plan. | Use the inputs and outputs documentation to prepare the project. |
| Create a brief, audit, draft, or rewrite for a client AU-02 | Allowed with review | Client work | An active named subscriber may use, edit, publish, combine, and deliver reviewed MIRENA outputs for the subscriber’s own business and authorised client work. | The subscriber must have authority to use every input, check facts, claims, rights, links, code, and implementation, follow the client contract and disclosure rules, and keep MIRENA access and protected product materials out of the client deliverable. | Record the source, reviewer, checks, final approval, and delivery version. |
| Analyse competitor pages, screenshots, or excerpts AU-03 | Review needed | Competitive research | Competitor material may be used for lawful analysis when you have the right or another valid basis to use it. | Use only what is needed, do not bypass access controls, do not republish protected material, and do not treat analysis as permission to copy. | Reduce the input to the minimum necessary and keep the output focused on patterns, not copied expression. |
| Upload confidential client files or personal data AU-04 | Review needed | Confidential and personal data | Do not upload confidential, personal, regulated, or sensitive material unless you are authorised and the platform, plan, contract, and safeguards are suitable. | Remove unnecessary personal data, secrets, credentials, payment-card details, health data, and regulated information. Check the Privacy Policy and OpenAI data controls first. | Use a redacted or synthetic version where possible. |
| Generate hundreds of near-duplicate pages to manipulate rankings AU-05 | Not allowed | Search spam | Do not use MIRENA to create low-value scaled pages whose main purpose is to manipulate search rankings. | This includes near-duplicate pages, query-variation pages with no distinct user value, stitched content, and mass production without review or useful difference. | Consolidate overlapping queries and create only pages with a distinct job and useful content. |
| Scrape, copy, lightly rewrite, or republish competitor content AU-06 | Not allowed | Rights and scraping | Do not use the service to copy, scrape, synonymise, translate, or lightly transform third-party content for republication without rights. | Citing a source does not automatically create permission to republish protected expression or data. | Use original research, authorised source material, and your own analysis. |
| Create fake reviews, testimonials, case studies, citations, or results AU-07 | Not allowed | Deception | Do not create or support fabricated social proof, invented evidence, false citations, fake case studies, false client claims, or misleading performance results. | Do not imply a person, client, platform, search engine, or organisation endorsed work when it did not. | Use verified evidence, label illustrative examples, and state limits clearly. |
| Create link spam, doorway pages, cloaking, hidden text, or misleading schema AU-08 | Not allowed | Search manipulation | Do not use MIRENA to build deceptive search tactics, including link spam, doorway pages, cloaking, hidden content, keyword stuffing, or structured data that does not match the visible page. | A technically valid implementation can still be misleading or abusive. | Use visible, accurate content and search features that fit the real page job. |
| Share credentials, pool access, automate ChatGPT, or bypass payments, limits, or controls AU-09 | Not allowed | Account and access | Do not share credentials, pool one subscription across users, script or control the ChatGPT interface through bots or headless browsers, obtain access fraudulently, or circumvent payment, entitlement, rate, safety, or technical controls. | One active subscription is for one named subscriber using one authorised ChatGPT account unless Semantec SEO agrees to a written multi-seat plan. MIRENA access is not an API or bulk automation licence. | Use the service manually through the authorised ChatGPT account or request written permission for a different access model. |
| Reverse-engineer, clone, repackage, or resell MIRENA access AU-10 | Not allowed | Product and intellectual property | Do not probe, reverse-engineer, clone, reproduce, expose, relabel, rent, sublicense, sell, or provide unauthorised access to MIRENA, its prompts, instructions, knowledge files, agent stack, configuration, backend, or protected materials. | Reviewed client deliverables are allowed under the client-use licence. Selling MIRENA access, a clone, protected instructions, or a competing backend copied from the service is not. | Use output within the licence and ask for written permission for any distribution model not clearly covered. |
| Create malware, phishing, credential theft, or unauthorised security testing AU-11 | Not allowed | Security | Do not use the service for malicious code, phishing, credential theft, unauthorised access, disruption, evasion, or unsolicited security testing. | Security work requires lawful authority, a written scope, and compliance with platform rules. | Use an approved security-testing environment and written authorisation. |
| Use output as the sole source of legal, medical, financial, or other licensed advice AU-12 | Qualified review required | High-stakes and regulated work | Do not rely on MIRENA as the sole source for tailored advice that requires a licence or for decisions that can materially affect a person. | Use an appropriately qualified professional and meaningful human review where law, professional duty, or platform policy requires it. | Limit MIRENA to general workflow support and obtain qualified approval. |
| Profile people or infer sensitive traits without authority AU-13 | Not allowed | Privacy and profiling | Do not aggregate, monitor, profile, classify, or distribute private or sensitive information about people without authorisation. | Do not use the service for social scoring, unlawful profiling, biometric surveillance, or sensitive-trait inference. | Use aggregated, authorised, and non-sensitive data that is necessary for the SEO task. |
| Use MIRENA for political campaigning, lobbying, or election influence AU-14 | Not allowed | Political activity | Do not use MIRENA through ChatGPT for political campaigning, lobbying, election interference, or demobilisation activity. | The external platform’s current usage rules apply in addition to this policy. | Do not proceed with the project through MIRENA. |
| Create harassment, hate, sexual exploitation, violence, or harmful content involving minors AU-15 | Not allowed | Harm to people | Do not use the service to threaten, harass, defame, exploit, sexualise, endanger, or promote violence or hateful harm against people, including minors. | This also covers grooming, child sexual abuse material, non-consensual intimate content, and content that facilitates self-harm or illicit harm. | Do not proceed. Report urgent danger to the appropriate emergency or platform channel. |
| Publish reviewed AI-assisted content for a legitimate business purpose AU-16 | Allowed with review | Publication | An active subscriber may publish AI-assisted work for a legitimate purpose when the work is lawful, accurate, useful, reviewed, and consistent with contracts, professional duties, platform rules, and search policies. | Check sources, claims, rights, links, code, schema, and implementation. Do not state that material was wholly human-generated when that statement would be false. Disclose material AI assistance where law, contract, platform policy, professional rules, or client expectations require it. | Record the sources, reviewer, factual checks, claims, and publication approval. |
| Use MIRENA to support useful, original, people-first SEO content AU-17 | Allowed | Responsible SEO | You may use MIRENA to research, structure, draft, review, and improve content that provides original value and helps users complete a real task. | Keep the page focused, support claims, avoid unnecessary duplication, and make every page or component earn its place. | Use information gain, source context, and human review before publication. |
| Report suspected misuse, account abuse, or a security concern AU-18 | Allowed | Reporting | Report suspected misuse, account abuse, deceptive activity, or a security concern to Semantec SEO at privacy@semantecseo.com. | Use the subject ‘Acceptable use report’. Send only information needed to investigate. Do not send passwords, secret keys, full card details, unrelated personal data, or material you are not authorised to disclose. | Semantec SEO targets acknowledgement within 5 business days. |
Reports follow a recorded process with proportionate action and a review route.
Semantec SEO targets acknowledgement of a complete report within 5 business days.
Log the report and check the evidence lawfully available
Review may use support messages, account or entitlement records, payment disputes, security signals, information voluntarily supplied, Authflow action records, and platform notices. Semantec SEO does not claim routine access to individual private GPT conversations.
Check urgency, scope, impact, rights, and platform duties
Semantec SEO will preserve only evidence reasonably needed for the investigation, dispute, legal duty, safety issue, or service-protection decision.
Urgent restriction may occur without advance notice
Immediate action may be taken where delay could increase safety, security, fraud, legal, rights, payment, or service-integrity risk.
Warning, correction, restriction, suspension, or termination
Other outcomes can include no action, a request for information, support refusal, record preservation, or lawful contact with OpenAI, Authflow, Stripe, another provider, an adviser, or an authority.
A reason is given where lawful
A reason may be withheld or limited where disclosure could compromise safety, security, an investigation, another person’s rights, or a legal obligation.
Request review within 14 calendar days
Email privacy@semantecseo.com. Semantec SEO targets acknowledgement within 5 business days and a review response within 30 calendar days. A complex matter may take longer, with an update sent to the requester. Review does not guarantee reinstatement.
Misuse action does not create an automatic refund right
Mandatory consumer rights and the published Refund Policy continue to apply.
Private GPT chats are not routine enforcement evidence
OpenAI states that builders cannot view individual conversations through the standard GPT builder interface. Data sent directly to support or through the confirmed Authflow entitlement action is different.
Report suspected misuse
Email privacy@semantecseo.com with the subject “Acceptable use report.” State what happened, where and when it occurred, the rule you think applies, and evidence you may lawfully share. Do not send passwords, secret keys, full card details, unrelated personal data, or material you are not authorised to disclose.
Version 1.0 takes effect on 19 July 2026.
Semantec SEO reviews this policy at least once each calendar quarter and after a material change to MIRENA, the Authflow action, OpenAI, the subscription model, law, or the enforcement process.
Effective 19 July 2026 · Version 1.0
The effective version is the version published at this canonical URL. A prior version should be retained where practical.
Reasonable notice for an adverse change
Semantec SEO will give extra notice where law requires it or where a material change adversely affects an active paid user’s rights or obligations.
OpenAI and search policies can change
The linked platform rules remain separate documents. Their current versions apply according to their own terms and effective dates.
Acceptable-use, legal, privacy, account, and billing questions
Email privacy@semantecseo.com for acceptable-use, legal, privacy, security, or enforcement matters. Use support@semantecseo.com for account, billing, and product support.
Acceptable Use Policy FAQ
What is the Acceptable Use Policy for?
It explains how the Semantec SEO website and MIRENA may and may not be used. It supplements the subscription, privacy, refund, and disclaimer pages and does not replace applicable law or the OpenAI rules that govern ChatGPT.
Can I use MIRENA for client work?
Yes. During an active subscription, the named subscriber may use, edit, combine, publish, and deliver reviewed MIRENA outputs for the subscriber’s own business and authorised client work. The licence does not transfer MIRENA access, protected instructions, agent files, knowledge files, configuration, backend logic, or the right to resell the service.
Can I publish MIRENA output without editing it?
You remain responsible for the final work. Review facts, sources, claims, legal fit, brand fit, search-policy fit, and implementation before publication or client delivery.
Can I use competitor pages or screenshots as inputs?
Only when you have the right or another valid basis to use them. Use the minimum needed for analysis, do not bypass access controls, and do not copy or republish protected material.
Can I use MIRENA to create content at scale?
Scale alone is not the rule. Low-value, near-duplicate, scraped, stitched, or query-variation pages created mainly to manipulate rankings are not allowed. Each page must have a distinct job and useful value.
Can I share my MIRENA account?
No. One active subscription is for one named subscriber using one authorised ChatGPT account unless Semantec SEO agrees to a written multi-seat plan. Do not share credentials, pool access, or use scripts, bots, headless browsers, prompt queues, or parallel accounts to bypass payment, entitlement, rate, safety, or system controls.
Can Semantec SEO read my individual MIRENA conversations?
OpenAI states that GPT builders cannot view individual conversations through the standard GPT builder interface. Semantec SEO may receive the customer email and entitlement result used by the confirmed Authflow action, plus information a user sends directly through support or an acceptable-use report.
Can MIRENA provide legal, medical, or financial advice?
Do not use it as the sole source of tailored advice that requires a licence or as the sole decision-maker in a high-stakes setting. Use an appropriately qualified professional and meaningful human review.
How do I report suspected misuse?
Email privacy@semantecseo.com with the subject ‘Acceptable use report’. State what happened, where and when it occurred, the rule that may apply, and evidence you may lawfully share. Do not send passwords, secret keys, full card details, unrelated personal data, or material you are not authorised to disclose. Semantec SEO targets acknowledgement within 5 business days.
What can happen after a policy breach?
Semantec SEO may take no action, issue a warning, request information or correction, refuse support, restrict access, suspend or terminate access, preserve relevant records, or contact a provider, adviser, or authority where lawful and necessary. Urgent action may occur without advance notice.
Can I ask for an enforcement decision to be reviewed?
Yes. Email privacy@semantecseo.com within 14 calendar days of the decision notice. Include the account email, decision, dates, relevant facts, and the reason for review. Semantec SEO targets acknowledgement within 5 business days and a response within 30 calendar days. A review request does not guarantee reinstatement.
Do OpenAI policies apply to MIRENA?
Yes. MIRENA runs in ChatGPT, so the applicable OpenAI terms, Usage Policies, plan limits, data controls, workspace rules, and action rules also apply. A use prohibited by law or by the applicable OpenAI rules is not permitted through MIRENA.
Ask about a proposed use before you proceed.
Email privacy@semantecseo.com for acceptable-use, legal, or data questions. Email support@semantecseo.com for access, billing, or product support. Include the project type and the rule you are unsure about, but do not send sensitive material unless requested through an approved route.