This policy explains what biometric information Clone13 collects from dealership salespeople, how long we keep it, and when we destroy it. It is published as required by the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (740 ILCS 14).
Last updated: October 2026
When a salesperson uses Clone13 to create a video introduction, we collect and store:
We do not collect fingerprints, retina or iris scans, hand geometry, or DNA. Voice recordings are biometric identifiers under Illinois law; photographs are treated as biometric information by Clone13 as a matter of policy.
Solely to generate personal video introductions for that salesperson's dealership, which the salesperson or the dealership's authorized personnel (its managers and BDC staff) create and send to the dealership's customers. We do not use biometric data to identify anyone, to train general-purpose models, for advertising, or for any product other than Clone13.
We collect no biometric data until the salesperson has signed our AI Likeness, Voice and Video Consent inside the app. That signature is electronic, is legally binding, and is captured before any photo or voice sample can be uploaded. A salesperson who has not signed cannot use the video Studio at all.
Two events take a salesperson's biometric data out of use, and both are handled identically. From the moment either happens, no further video can be generated from the salesperson's photo or voice model, and every video link already shared stops working. That disablement is immediate. The permanent destruction of the data then follows within 3 business days. Neither event can be undone: before it is confirmed, the salesperson or their dealership manager is shown a warning that says so, and there is no window in which the destruction can be called off — the few days it takes to complete are not a period in which anything can be restored.
Destruction means deletion of the underlying files from our storage and deletion of the voice model at our AI video provider. Disablement is immediate and destruction follows within 3 business days; it does not depend on anyone requesting it, and a scheduled job runs behind it to finish anything that did not complete on the first pass.
Because destruction is final, a salesperson who wants to take part again afterwards cannot simply sign a new consent on the existing record. Their dealership must add them to its roster again as a new salesperson, and they would then sign a fresh consent, record a new voice sample and upload a new photograph.
The salesperson, their dealership's managers, and Clone13 administrators. Our AI video provider processes the photo and voice sample under contract solely to generate the requested video. We never sell, lease, rent, or trade biometric data.
A salesperson can withdraw their consent at any time from the Assets area of the app, with no penalty and no need to give a reason. They may also ask their dealership manager or Clone13 to withdraw it for them. Withdrawal is final: their biometric data goes out of use at once and is permanently destroyed within 3 business days, and it cannot be undone — the app warns them of that before it goes through. For any question about this policy, contact us. See also our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
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