Unibuz

Legal & Policies

Last updated: 1 October 2026

Publication URL: https://www.unibuz.com.au/legal/ai-and-moderation-notice

This notice explains how Unibuz uses automated tools and artificial intelligence to help keep the Platform safe, expanding on Part A, clause 12 and Part B, Sections 6/6A.

1. What We Use AI For

  • Content moderation - public posts, comments, marketplace listings, event listings, and profile text/images are reviewed by Google Gemini, which flags content for approval, human review, or removal, and detects sentiment and language.
  • Profile recommendations - we generate a numerical embedding of your profile text (via OpenAI) to suggest similar profiles or content.
  • Translation - tapping "translate" sends the relevant text to a translation service.

2. Automated Decision-Making Disclosure

Our automated moderation tool can make, or substantially assist in making, decisions that significantly affect your Account - including content approval/removal and Account warnings, restrictions, suspension or bans. These decisions draw on the content you submit, your account and moderation history, and automatically generated moderation/sentiment scores.

3. Accuracy and Limitations

Automated tools are not perfect and can produce false positives and false negatives. We combine automated signals with human review, especially for anything safety-critical.

4. Consequences of Automated Moderation

Moderation decisions are recorded and reviewed by our moderation team through an internal queue.

5. Requesting a Review

If you believe a moderation decision was wrong, you can request a review through the in-app reporting/appeals tool or by contacting safety@unibuz.com.au.

6. Not Professional Advice

Any AI-assisted feature is provided for convenience only and is not legal, medical, financial, academic, safety, or other professional advice.

7. Protecting Your Personal Information

Before you post, we try to detect and prompt you to remove common personal information from your text - a best-effort filter, not a guarantee, and it does not apply to text inside images.