1 of 3 contract terms missed. Meta’s SAM 3.1 boxed every “drink can” in all 248 frames; Meta’s Muse Spark checked each against your photo and confirmed the LaCroix product.
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Peter's Reel met screen time and brand mention but missed the required ad disclosure. I've drafted a note asking for the fix and queued a re-cut request, with payout set to hold. Both the note and the re-cut request are waiting for your approval before anything goes out.
Agent’s call: hold · Peter's Reel missed required ad disclosure with no ad or sponsored detected
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Peter's Reel missed ad disclosure with no ad or sponsored said or shown, needs re-cut adding disclosure
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Boxes on the video come from SAM 3.1 tracking “drink can”. Lime is counted.
SAM 3.1 tracked them; Muse Spark checked each against the brief. Look-alikes it rejected and objects it could not make out are shown for transparency and never count.

Heard by Muse Voice Transcribe. Select one to hear it.
Whether the video says it is an ad: heard by Muse Voice Transcribe, or read on screen by Muse Spark in up to 10 sampled frames (#ad, “Sponsored”, #partner).
Not disclosedNothing heard that says it is an ad, and no #ad or sponsorship label read on screen.
Analyzed 248 frames at 15 fps · Every Meta API call, $0.120 · How accurate is this?
SAM 3.1 is billed per frame ($0.20 per 1,000); Muse Spark and Voice Transcribe count the fixed amount the budget reserves per call ($0.02 / $0.01), not the billed amount.
Measured frame by frame on 11 test Reels as delivered, against labels a person checked: precision 98.4%, recall 91.1%. Precision is the share of the seconds Screen-Time counted that really showed the product; recall is the share of the seconds the product really showed that it counted.
A test campaign run by Screen-Time with friends, who agreed to be shown. Not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by LaCroix or Poppi; their names and cans belong to their owners.