Acceptable Use Policy
Keep the help helpful.
These rules protect readers, third parties, and the availability of WordHalo.
Last updated: July 25, 2026Pre-launch legal draft. This page documents the product's intended rules and current technical behavior. It requires review by a qualified lawyer before public paid launch.
You may
- Use WordHalo for personal reading, language learning, study, and permitted work documents.
- Use reasonable automated accessibility tools that act on your behalf.
- Report security issues responsibly without accessing or retaining other users' data.
You may not
- Use WordHalo for unlawful, abusive, fraudulent, exploitative, or rights-infringing activity.
- Submit secrets, stolen material, malicious code, or personal data you lack authority to process.
- Probe, scan, exploit, disrupt, scrape, overload, or bypass security, authentication, rate limits, payment controls, or plan restrictions.
- Create fake accounts, referrals, installs, reviews, or payment events.
- Resell access, share credentials, or use the service to build a competing dataset or model without written permission.
- Misrepresent AI output as verified professional advice or guaranteed fact.
Enforcement
WordHalo may limit requests, block automated abuse, suspend accounts, preserve proportionate security evidence, or report unlawful conduct when reasonably necessary. Enforcement should be proportionate, documented, and subject to a support appeal path once the monitored inbox is active.