ovahubACCEPTABLE USE POLICY
Acceptable use policy.
1. Scope and responsibility
This policy applies to every Tovahub account, order, VPS, address, network connection, and feature. It applies whether activity is carried out by you, another account user, a visitor, an automated process, or a person you authorize.
You are responsible for activity carried out through your account and for content, code, data, and traffic stored on or sent from your servers. You must take reasonable steps to make sure your staff, customers, contractors, and other users follow this policy.
2. Follow the law and provider rules
Use the service only for legal purposes. Follow laws that apply where you are, where a server is, and where your service or users are, as well as the infrastructure provider's rules, network rules, and any product limits shown before purchase.
Do not use a server to get around a law, provider decision, pause, safety check, or another person's access rights. If rules conflict, follow the law and provider rules we must follow.
3. Child sexual abuse and exploitation
Zero tolerance applies to child sexual abuse or exploitation. You must not create, request, possess, store, cache, host, publish, transmit, sell, link to, advertise, or help produce or distribute child sexual abuse material or other sexual content involving a minor. Grooming, sexual extortion, trafficking, and arranging sexual access to a child are also prohibited.
We may immediately restrict the server and account, keep related records, and notify the infrastructure provider or authorities where required or appropriate. Do not upload, forward, or attach suspected illegal imagery to a report. Provide simple details such as a URL, server address, time, or report ID instead.
4. Suicide and self-harm
Do not use the service to encourage or help suicide or intentional self-harm, or help someone get a way to hurt a person. Credible plans or threats of immediate harm may lead us to pause service and report the matter when the law requires it.
This rule is about content or actions that promote or help harm. It does not ban good-faith prevention, recovery, crisis support, news, education, research, or discussion that does not help harm.
5. Terrorism and violent extremism
You must not use the service to recruit for, fund, plan, train for, threaten, or strongly help terrorism or violent extremist acts; share steps for carrying out attacks; or plan violence against people or critical infrastructure.
News, school work, journalism, work to stop extremist violence, and other legal discussion are not banned just because they mention these topics. We look at why, where, and how it happened, and follow laws that apply and provider rules.
6. Fraud, phishing, and deception
Fraud is not allowed. Examples include phishing, password or payment theft, pretending to be another person or owner, fake support pages, false investment or token plans, harmful redirects, fake proof, and websites made to trick people into giving money, access, or personal data.
Do not run or knowingly help a scam, pyramid or Ponzi scheme, fake shop, payment theft, account theft, or other dishonest service. We may act on evidence we trust before a court or provider makes a final choice. We will allow an appeal where we can.
7. Illegal attacks on public order or sovereignty
You must not use the service to plan, pay for, recruit for, threaten, or urge violence, terrorism, violent uprisings, or other acts banned by laws that apply. This includes illegal acts to remove a government by force or break a country's sovereignty or territorial borders.
This policy does not ban a point of view. Legal criticism, political discussion, journalism, history, research, and peaceful support for change are not banned just because they question a government or policy. Any action must be tied to what someone did, evidence we trust, provider rules, or laws that apply.
8. Spam and email abuse
Spam is not allowed. Do not send bulk email or messages that people did not ask for. Do not use bought lists, lists copied from sites, guessed addresses, or lists shared by others. Do not hide or fake the sender or message path, run an open relay, send through another person's system, or keep sending messages after people ask you to stop.
Do not get around send limits, block lists, requests to stop email, or safety checks. Order notices and other email people agreed to get must use an agreed list, show who sent them, stop when a person asks, and follow provider rules and laws. Do not use a server to email illegal content, malware, scams, or false ads.
9. Cyber attacks and harmful software
Do not start or help with attacks that stop a service from working, scans without permission, break-ins, password guessing, large-scale password guessing, using a software weakness, data theft, malware, ransomware, botnets, command-and-control systems, or crypto mining on someone else's systems without permission.
You may test only systems you own or have clear written permission to test, and only as far as that permission allows. Do not use an open proxy, relay, or hacked server to hide harmful traffic or avoid showing who sent it.
10. Illegal goods, content, and rights violations
Do not host, sell, promote, or help with goods, services, or content that are illegal where the activity takes place. This includes sexual abuse, trafficking, stolen goods, crime tips, and content banned by law.
Do not break copyright, brand, privacy, or other rights; post private data to threaten or expose someone; or share content without the right to do so. You must answer valid rights or privacy reports and remove or limit content when law or a provider asks.
11. Network use and abuse
Do not overload, disrupt, or interfere with a network or service, get around usage limits, fake addresses, or resell access in a way that breaks your plan or provider rules. Do not run an open proxy, open mail relay, or public service that puts other users at risk.
You may not use Tovahub or a VPS to get around a pause, change networks to keep breaking the rules, or move harmful activity between accounts. If a server is taken over, take reasonable steps to isolate it and stop harmful traffic at once.
12. Keep your server safe
Keep your operating system and public software safe, protect passwords and keys, limit admin access, and save copies of data you cannot lose. You are responsible for keeping installed software safe and using it legally.
Tell us soon if you find access without permission, exposed data, or harmful traffic from your server. We may ask you to install fixes, take the server offline, change passwords or keys, or turn off an affected service.
13. Reports and investigations
Reports should identify the affected server, IP address or domain, relevant time and time zone, the suspected conduct, and any safely shareable evidence. Do not send suspected child sexual abuse imagery, malware samples, or private login info with a report.
We may review reports and relevant account, order, network, security, or provider records to assess a credible concern. We do not promise to inspect every customer file or message in advance, and the absence of a warning does not make prohibited conduct acceptable. Use the support or abuse contact published on the site; when the provider handles a notice, follow the contact and appeal route in that notice.
14. Action we may take right away
Depending on the facts, harm, repeated acts, risk, provider direction, and laws, we may ask for information or removal, ask for changes, limit network access, block a port or address, pause an order or server, end a VPS, or close an account and related services.
If we have evidence we trust of serious or urgent harm—including child sexual abuse or exploitation, terrorism, acts that help suicide or serious violence, fraud, phishing, malware, botnets, spam, or illegal violence meant to remove a government by force or break up a country's sovereignty or territorial borders—we may pause service or close the account at once without warning. We may tell the provider or authorities and keep needed records as the law requires.
15. Message, review, and appeal
Where it is lawful and safe to do so, we will give the account holder a notice describing the affected service, the general reason for action, and any steps to address the issue. We may withhold details where sharing them could expose a reporter, harm a review, raise risk, or break the law.
You may appeal through the support or abuse contact on the site. Include the account or order number, affected server, a short reason, and proof that is safe to share. An appeal does not automatically restore service; urgent limits remain in place while we check the risk. No set review time is promised unless a product term says otherwise.
16. Records, help, and changes
We may keep and share only the information needed to protect people or networks, look into abuse, answer a legal request we must follow, or meet the provider's rules. We handle these records under the Privacy Policy and the rules about how long to keep them.
This policy is part of the Product Service Agreement. If translations differ, we follow the version required by law. For other questions, contact us through the method on this site. We may update this policy when laws, provider rules, or service risks change. The new version starts on its posted date.