Acceptable use policy

What you can't host or do on Wrenship, and how we handle reports.

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This policy is part of our Terms of Service. It applies to everything deployed on Wrenship and everything done with a Wrenship account, including through a connected AI app.

You may not host or send

• Phishing and fraud: pages that imitate another organization to collect sign-ins, payment details or personal data; fake stores; scams.
• Malware: software that harms devices or data, command-and-control servers, or links that deliver malware.
• Illegal content: child sexual abuse material (reported to the authorities at once), content that infringes copyright or trademarks, or anything illegal where it's hosted or targeted.
• Spam: unsolicited bulk messages, or pages promoted by them.
• Harassment and violence: content that threatens, harasses or incites violence against people, or shares someone's private information without consent.

You may not do

• Cryptocurrency mining on Wrenship servers.
• Network abuse: scanning, attacking or flooding other systems; open proxies; running relays for anonymous abuse.
• Get around the platform's limits or security: probing other customers' apps, breaking out of an app's sandbox, abusing free plans with many accounts, or avoiding a suspension.
• Resell the Service as raw compute without our written agreement.

Security research on your own apps is welcome. For research on Wrenship itself, see Security.

Reporting abuse

Anyone can report a site at app.wrenship.com/report-abuse, with or without an account. Please include the address and what's wrong. We aim to review every report within 24 hours.

What we do

• We review the report and may suspend the project, the server or the account while we look into it. Clear phishing, malware and illegal content are taken down right away.
• A suspended site shows a notice instead of its content. Your code and data are kept unless the law requires otherwise.
• We tell the owner what was found and how to appeal, unless that would put people at risk or the law forbids it.
• Repeated or serious abuse ends the account.

Appeals

Reply to the suspension email, or write to [abuse@wrenship.com]. A person who wasn't part of the first decision reviews it.