This Acceptable Use Policy protects Cyted users, connected services, and the availability and integrity of the platform.
You must not use Cyted to
- Break the law, violate another person’s rights, or facilitate fraud, deception, harassment, exploitation, or abuse.
- Upload malware, malicious code, credentials belonging to someone else, or content intended to compromise systems or accounts.
- Probe, scan, test, bypass, or defeat authentication, rate limits, quotas, tenant boundaries, security controls, or monitoring without authorization.
- Scrape, crawl, overload, or send automated requests to Cyted or a connected service in a way that causes unreasonable load or violates that provider’s rules.
- Use generated content or recommendations without appropriate human review where an error could cause legal, financial, medical, safety, reputational, or other material harm.
- Infringe intellectual-property, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, or other rights, or submit data you do not have permission to process.
- Resell, sublicense, share, or provide access to the services except as expressly allowed by your plan or a written agreement with Cyted.
- Use the services to create a competing service, benchmark Cyted for public comparison without permission, or misrepresent Cyted output as guaranteed or human-authored.
Connected services and data
You are responsible for obtaining the permissions required to connect websites, WordPress, analytics properties, and other third-party services. Do not connect an account or property you do not own or have authority to administer.
Enforcement
We may investigate suspected violations and may remove content, limit features, suspend access, or terminate accounts where reasonably necessary to protect users, providers, or Cyted. Where appropriate, we may notify you and provide an opportunity to resolve the issue.
Report a concern
Report suspected abuse, security issues, or prohibited activity to support@cyted.app with enough detail for us to investigate.