Acceptable use policy — Linkora

Do not use Linkora for harm

You may not create or share a short link that points to phishing, credential theft, malware, ransomware, or exploit kits. You may not use a short link to impersonate a bank, a government body, a platform, or another person. You may not use the service to distribute child sexual abuse material or to traffic in other illegal content. Reports of that material should go to the appropriate hotline or law-enforcement channel as well as to the operator.

Do not abuse the infrastructure

You may not probe, scan, or flood the service, bypass rate limits, guess short codes, or submit automated account registrations. You may not point short links at internal network addresses; those destinations are rejected. You may not use a custom code to mimic a brand you do not represent.

What the operator may do

The operator may disable or block a link, suspend an account, retain an abuse report, and preserve records when the law requires it. Blocking returns HTTP 451 to anyone who opens the code. The operator may also add a hostname to the denylist so new links to it are rejected.

These rules apply to anonymous links and to links created with an account.