Acceptable Use Policy Generator

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Where will your Acceptable Use Policy live?

Why we ask
Select every platform where customers use your service. The Acceptable Use Policy names each one as part of the service it covers.

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Enter the URL of the website this Acceptable Use Policy applies to. The URL appears in the policy so users know which service it covers.

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Use the public name your users recognize: your brand, product, or site name. It appears throughout the Acceptable Use Policy.

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Enter the name of the app as users see it in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. It appears throughout the Acceptable Use Policy.

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Are you a business or running this yourself?

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Pick business if a registered legal entity (an LLC, a corporation or a partnership) owns the website or app. Pick individual if you run it under your own name. A business adds its legal name and address, which appear in the policy.

Where are you based?

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Your country does not change the text of this policy. It sets only the spelling of the English text: British or American.

How can users reach you about your service?

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Select every way users can reach you with a question about the rules. The Acceptable Use Policy lists each one.

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What does your service offer?

Why we ask
Each choice adds the rules that fit it, such as limits for an API or anti-spam rules for email and text messages.

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Can users post or upload content that others see?

Why we ask
Forums, profiles, reviews, files and comments are user content. The Acceptable Use Policy adds content standards and says how you remove content.

Do you offer your service to people in the EU?

Why we ask
With user content, the EU Digital Services Act asks you to explain how people report illegal content and to give a reason when you remove it (Articles 16 and 17).

Every Acceptable Use Policy forbids illegal use, child sexual abuse material, malware and unauthorized access.

Which other uses do you forbid?

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Pick the abuse you want to name. A named use gives you a clear reason to act when you see it.

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Can customers resell or white-label your service?

Why we ask
Agencies and resellers often offer software to their own clients. The Acceptable Use Policy says whether they can, and who answers for the use their clients make of it.

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Leave this empty to keep the numbers out of the policy. The Acceptable Use Policy always says that limits apply.

How do you handle a breach?

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Most services warn the customer first and suspend right away only for serious breaches.

Pick one.

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Enter an email address you check often. The Acceptable Use Policy uses it for abuse reports, security reports and appeals.

Can users ask you to review a decision?

Why we ask
An appeal lets a user ask for a second look at a removal or a suspension. EU online platforms above the small company threshold offer one (Digital Services Act, Article 20).

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Add the URL, and the Acceptable Use Policy links your Terms and Conditions. Leave it empty when you don't publish them.

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