# Small Print
> AI products come with rules about your data, your age, your payments and the content you create.

## Entries
- [How to Request Your Personal Data From an AI Service: Letter Templates and What to Expect](https://small-print-992.pages.dev/ai-data-access-request-guide/): A data access request asks an AI provider for information it holds about you as an identifiable person.
- [What an Adults-Only App Rating Means: Store Listing, Product Access and Age Verification](https://small-print-992.pages.dev/adults-only-app-age-labels/): An adults-only label in an app store describes the age suitability classification assigned to a listing under that store's rating system.
- [How to Cancel an In-App AI Subscription: Platform Billing and Direct Billing](https://small-print-992.pages.dev/cancel-ai-app-subscriptions/): The correct cancellation route depends on who bills you, not simply where you use the AI application.
- [Who Owns AI-Generated Content? A Sample Ownership Clause in Plain English](https://small-print-992.pages.dev/sample-ai-content-ownership-clause/): An AI service's content-ownership clause explains what rights you retain in material you submit or generate and what permissions you grant the provider.
- [How to Track AI Labelling Rules in Your Own Country](https://small-print-992.pages.dev/track-ai-labelling-rules-country/): AI labelling rules can come from several sources, including legislation, regulator guidance, advertising standards and platform policies.
- [AI Fictional Characters: How Platforms Disclose What Is Not Human](https://small-print-992.pages.dev/ai-persona-fictional-character-disclosure/): An AI character platform should make it understandable that a conversational persona is fictional and that responses are generated through an AI system.

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