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Creght Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated: July 22, 2026 · Effective: July 22, 2026

This Policy applies to all Creght users, accounts, teams, projects, websites, Creght subdomains, custom domains, uploaded content, and backend features, and forms part of the Creght Terms of Service.

You may not use Creght to carry out, assist, or promote the activities below, or allow anyone to do so through your account.

1. Phishing, Fraud, and Impersonation

  • Creating phishing, fraudulent, or otherwise deceptive websites;
  • Impersonating a person, business, government body, bank, payment provider, or other brand;
  • Copying a third party's login, payment, support, or account-verification page without authorization;
  • Inducing visitors to disclose passwords, verification codes, payment details, identity documents, or digital-wallet information;
  • Falsifying authorization, qualifications, transactions, investments, promotions, or support communications;
  • Concealing the website operator, the purpose of data collection, or the recipient of collected information.

2. Malware and Cyberattacks

  • Uploading, generating, hosting, or distributing viruses, trojans, ransomware, backdoors, credential-stealing scripts, or other malware;
  • Accessing, scanning, testing, or attacking a system without authorization;
  • Stealing data, passwords, cookies, tokens, or keys;
  • Conducting denial-of-service attacks, brute-force attacks, or abusive automated requests;
  • Circumventing Creght security, permissions, usage, payment, or moderation controls;
  • Using Func, APIs, Auth, forms, or integrations for any of the above.

3. Illegal and Harmful Content

  • Illegal activity or related tools, instructions, or transactions;
  • Content that unlawfully threatens national security, public safety, or the public interest;
  • Obscene sexual content, illegal gambling, prohibited goods, or unlawful services;
  • Terrorist, extremist, violent, or hateful content;
  • Content that exploits, endangers, or inappropriately targets minors;
  • Knowingly false information likely to cause serious harm or public disruption.

4. Personal Information and Privacy

A website that collects personal information must display an appropriate privacy notice and meet applicable notice, consent, security, and rights-response obligations.

  • Unlawfully collecting, buying, selling, disclosing, or publishing personal information;
  • Collecting sensitive information without a clear and necessary purpose;
  • Tracking or identifying visitors without required notice or authorization;
  • Publishing another person's address, identification, contact details, movements, or private information;
  • Using forms, Auth, CMS, or other features for credential theft or unlawful data trading.

5. Intellectual Property and Identity Rights

  • Using another person's trademarks, branding, works, code, images, likeness, or protected material without authorization;
  • Using a third party's name, mark, page, or domain in a manner likely to cause confusion;
  • Removing or falsifying copyright, trademark, source, or AI-generation notices;
  • Passing off bulk-copied or minimally modified material as original work.

6. Spam and Resource Abuse

  • Sending unsolicited bulk marketing, spam, or deceptive messages;
  • Creating malicious redirects, fake downloads, forced pop-ups, or deceptive-click pages;
  • Manipulating traffic, rankings, clicks, registrations, reviews, or other metrics;
  • Creating excessive accounts, projects, or domains to evade restrictions;
  • Abnormally consuming compute, storage, bandwidth, AI Credits, or other platform resources;
  • Reselling, renting, or providing unauthorized access to Creght accounts or service capacity.

7. Prohibited Uses of AI Features

  • Generating phishing sites, scam scripts, malware, or methods for bypassing security controls;
  • Impersonating a real person or organization in a misleading manner;
  • Generating or distributing illegal, infringing, or seriously harmful content;
  • Making decisions affecting health, safety, property, or other significant rights without appropriate human review;
  • Improperly removing, altering, forging, or concealing legally required labels for AI-generated or synthetic content.

8. Detection and Investigation

To maintain platform security, Creght may lawfully use automated systems and human review to investigate public websites, code, abnormal traffic, account activity, complaints, and other risk signals.

A reply to an email alone is not sufficient to restore service. Restoration depends on whether the submitted materials are complete, authentic, and verifiable.

  • A description of the website's purpose and intended users;
  • Identity or business-entity verification;
  • Authorization to use relevant branding, trademarks, or page materials;
  • The types, purposes, and destinations of data collected;
  • A remediation statement and supporting evidence.

9. Enforcement

Depending on the risk, Creght may issue a warning, restrict features, suspend a website, freeze a project or account, remove content, permanently terminate service, take action against related accounts, preserve records, or report matters as required by law.

Confirmed phishing, fraud, malware, or credential theft

Service may be disabled immediately without prior notice.

Strong suspicion and an active risk

The site may be isolated first, with normally 24 hours to provide an explanation and evidence.

General risk with insufficient evidence

The user may be asked to provide further information within 48 hours.

Serious, repeated, or evasive violations

The website and related accounts may be permanently banned.

10. Reports and Appeals

To report prohibited content on Creght, email hi@creght.com with the relevant page address, a description, evidence, contact information, and any necessary proof of rights.

A user subject to enforcement may email hi@creght.com with the ticket number, explanation, authorization materials, and remediation evidence. Unless disclosure is prohibited, would interfere with an investigation, or an urgent risk remains, we will review the appeal within a reasonable period.

You may not submit false evidence, make malicious reports, or use the reporting process to harass others.

11. Policy Changes

Creght may update this Policy to reflect product changes, security risks, or legal requirements. We will provide notice of material changes by email, in-product notice, or a prominent website notice.

Service operator: Creght

Contact: hi@creght.com

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