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Acceptable Use Policy
Studiora is a learning aid. This policy sets the line between understanding and misuse.
Last updated: 13 July 2026
1. Academic integrity comes first
Studiora exists to help you understand and revise. It is not a way to get around doing your own work. You agree not to use Studiora to:
- write, complete or submit assignments, coursework, dissertations or theses as your own work;
- sit, take or assist in any exam, test or assessment;
- impersonate another person or let another person complete assessed work in your name;
- generate answer keys, model answers or text intended to be handed in for credit;
- bypass, defeat or breach any academic-integrity or honour-code rule of your institution.
Anything Studiora produces must be restated in your own words and independently completed by you, in line with your institution’s rules.
2. Not an accredited provider
Studiora does not grant degrees, diplomas, credits or certificates and does not guarantee any grade, exam result or admission. Do not present Studiora output as an official qualification or as endorsed by any institution.
3. Lawful and respectful use
- Do not upload unlawful, infringing, defamatory or confidential material, or content you have no right to use.
- Do not use Studiora to create hateful, harassing, deceptive or harmful content.
- Do not attempt to disrupt, overload, reverse-engineer, scrape at scale, or gain unauthorised access to the service.
- Do not use outputs as professional academic, legal, medical or financial advice.
4. Your responsibility for output
AI output can be wrong or incomplete. You are responsible for checking it against reliable sources before you rely on it or cite it.
5. Enforcement
Breaching this policy — especially the academic-integrity rules — is a material breach of our Terms of Service and may lead to suspension or termination without refund, and reporting where required by law.
6. Contact
Report misuse or ask a question: support@educonuk.shop.