Compliance

Acceptable Use Policy.

Infrastructure may be used only for documented, authorized, lawful business purposes consistent with provider requirements and this policy.

Last updated: 10 October 2026

Permitted use

Approved workloads may include authorized access to publicly available web information for legitimate research, e-commerce market analysis, service availability testing, and distributed network performance measurement.

Permission to access infrastructure does not authorize access to a third-party system. Users and workloads remain responsible for applicable law, contractual restrictions, website terms, and third-party rights.

Prohibited activity

The following activities are prohibited:

  • Credential stuffing, password testing, or unauthorized login attempts.
  • Automated creation of accounts using multiple identities or credentials.
  • Traffic targeting government, authentication, banking, payment, or cryptocurrency-account systems.
  • Spam, unsolicited messaging, phishing, impersonation, or social engineering.
  • Malware distribution, command-and-control traffic, scanning, exploitation, or unauthorized security testing.
  • Circumvention of access controls, rate limits, CAPTCHAs, or provider safeguards.
  • Collection of sensitive authentication, payment, financial, or personal information without lawful authority.
  • Any activity that infringes third-party rights or violates applicable law.

Enforcement

We may block destinations, restrict protocols, suspend workloads, preserve relevant operational records, and investigate reported activity. Confirmed or repeated violations may result in permanent termination of access.

Policy maintenance

Destination categorization can change over time. Rules may be updated in response to provider activity reports, operational evidence, abuse intelligence, or internal review.

To report activity that may violate this policy, use the abuse or compliance channel listed on the Contact page.