1. Responsible use
Use KeyTute for lawful learning and reference activities. Respect others’ rights and the documented boundaries of the service. A practice feature is not permission to use another person’s private material.
2. Prohibited behaviour
Do not attempt unauthorized access, interfere with accounts, falsify identity or use the service for fraud. Do not distribute malware, exploit input fields, disrupt servers or use automated traffic at a harmful scale.
- Do not harass, threaten or spam other people or support channels.
- Do not evade legitimate access or security controls.
- Do not paste unlawfully obtained, infringing or malicious material into Custom Practice.
- Do not fabricate an official credential or endorsement from a practice result.
3. Automation and research
Reasonable use must not degrade access for others. Ask the operator before high-volume scraping or testing that could affect availability. Restrictions on reverse engineering and access controls are subject to applicable lawful exceptions; this draft does not prohibit rights that cannot be restricted.
4. Handling a concern
The operator may investigate and proportionately restrict activity when needed to protect the service or meet an obligation. Include the relevant URL and a concise description when reporting a concern. Do not attempt to prove an issue by exposing someone else’s information.
5. Contact-form conduct
Use the form for relevant support, feedback, privacy or content concerns. Do not submit spam, threats, harassment, impersonation, malicious links, passwords or material you are not entitled to disclose. Automated flooding and attempts to evade form limits may be rejected or classified as spam.