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If you're a creator, business owner, or anyone using CapCut for client work or content creation — this is your heads up. On June 12, 2025, CapCut quietly updated their Terms of Service. Most people haven’t read them. You need to. Here's why: ⚠️ Here’s What You’re Agreeing To: 1️⃣ You give up ownership of everything you upload — even drafts. That includes videos, voiceovers, music, images — even content you never post. CapCut can use, edit, sell, or train AI on your work with no expiration, no limits, and no permission. 2️⃣ You’re legally responsible for any copyright violations — even on unpublished drafts.Let’s say you’re testing a trending song or stock footage you haven’t licensed yet — if it sits in your CapCut account, you’re liable, not them. 3️⃣ They can use your name, face, and voice in ads. You agree to let CapCut use your likeness for promotions or marketing, without notification or compensation. 4️⃣ You lose legal protections. No class actions allowed. Disputes go through forced arbitration. Your window to file is severely limited. 5️⃣ They’re not required to protect or store your content. If your drafts get deleted, corrupted, or vanish — too bad. You’ve agreed to have no recourse. 🤯 Why This Matters for Us If you’re building a knowledge-based business, creating content for clients, or promoting your Skool community, these terms are a huge risk to your intellectual property, your brand, and your reputation. CapCut was once a great free tool. Now? It's a legal and creative trap. ✅ Action Step I deleted my account after using them for 2 years. If you know of other safe, creator-friendly tools — drop them in the comments. Let’s help each other stay protected while building. I’ll update this post if anything changes, but for now, proceed with caution.

FYI: The hijacking of my primary social media account and what brought most of you here is complete. The name has been changed and ALL my videos either deleted or hidden. Thank you for keeping me posted @Stephanie Sailer

Avoid the mistake I almost made before AI stopped me. Anyone else almost or actually fall for one of these. Don't be embarrassed if you did, I came thisclose 🤞

1) Seeing this morning when I search random words in the Skool search such as "fatigue," "menopause," or "grief,") my free group and occasionally my eventual paid group are appearing on the first page, so I am figuring out how to use the SEO to my benefit. 2) I logged in *every* day to Skool with at least one activity every day in May - not because I felt I *had* to - it was a personal goal because I missed a day in April and the empty square bugs me. 3) I celebrated seeing my body weight drop below 200 pounds for the first time since I was a teenager in college this past Saturday. This has happened through dietary changes, infrared light technology and other natural health changes - all of which reinforce I am on the right track to take my experience and share with others some of the things I did to get here. Along with this, I happened to keep a pair of shorts from when I was 19 and in college - AND I PUT THEM ON! I posted that win in both my groups. Check it out! Next up is to keep up the momentum, invite more people to join my communities, as well as put more effort into a paid course framework I am silently building in the background to launch later this summer so others who have no idea where to start within their own growth and change, have something unique to test out.