Security Center

The Security & Data Protection Policy establishes the constitutional principles for safeguarding the InkHub platform, its participants, and the information entrusted to it.

InkHub recognizes that trust cannot exist without responsible security.

InkHub shall make reasonable efforts to protect these areas. Security measures shall evolve as technology and security risks evolve.

• •Customer accounts
• •Artist accounts
• •Studio accounts
• •Industry Partner accounts
• •Marketplace systems
• •Financial information
• •Identity verification records

This page describes constitutional principles. It does not promise perfect or absolute security, and it makes no certification, audit or regulatory compliance claim.

Participants should protect:

• •Passwords
• •Authentication methods
• •Personal devices
• •Login credentials

Every participant shares responsibility for maintaining account security. Knowingly sharing accounts or attempting unauthorized access may result in constitutional enforcement under the existing Marketplace Integrity and Enforcement process (Articles 22–24). No separate penalty system is created by Article 40.

Community Standards describe the shared expectations these responsibilities sit within.

InkHub shall make reasonable efforts to protect participant information from unauthorized access, disclosure, or misuse.

Personal information should only be collected when necessary to support marketplace operations.

Whenever reasonably practical:

• •Only necessary information should be collected.
• •Access should be limited to authorized purposes.
• •Participants should understand why information is requested.

Every marketplace feature states the same three facts. This is constitutional documentation — it records intent and does not itself grant or restrict access.

• AI assists participants and marketplace operations.
• AI respects participant privacy.
• AI does not unnecessarily expose confidential participant information.
• AI exists to serve participants — not to exploit their information.
• No autonomous decision making: human oversight remains required (Articles 34–35).

These commitments reuse the AI governance framework already established under Articles 34–35. Article 40 adds no new AI authority.

InkHub recognizes that artists, studios, photographers, educational organizations, Industry Partners, and the platform itself create valuable intellectual property.

Participants retain ownership of the content they create unless they expressly grant InkHub additional rights.

By uploading content, participants grant InkHub a limited, non-exclusive license to display, distribute, and promote that content solely for the operation and promotion of the marketplace.

Ownership remains with the creator.

• •The InkHub Constitution
• •InkHub branding
• •InkHub trust systems
• •Proprietary platform features
• •Original marketplace innovations

These materials constitute intellectual property belonging to InkHub. Unauthorized reproduction, commercial copying, or misuse of these proprietary materials may be restricted and enforced according to applicable law.

Informational notice only. InkHub applies no digital rights management and operates no automated legal enforcement system.

Participants shall not intentionally:

• Copy proprietary platform systems.
• Misrepresent ownership of creative works.
• Upload content they do not have the right to use.
• Attempt to undermine marketplace security.

Concerns are handled through the existing Marketplace Integrity and Enforcement workflow (Articles 22–24). Article 40 introduces no separate moderation or enforcement process.