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Acceptable use policy

Last updated October 17, 2026

Draft for legal review. This document is not yet in effect and may change before StackOS opens to the public.

This policy applies to everyone who uses StackOS, including your team and the clients you invite.

Do not use StackOS to

  • Break the law or help anyone else break it.
  • Send spam or unsolicited bulk email, including through proposals, invoices, requests, or client emails.
  • Store or share content you do not have the right to share, or content that infringes someone's intellectual property.
  • Collect personal information without a lawful basis, or store sensitive categories of data (such as health records or government ID numbers) that the service is not designed for.
  • Send malware, phishing pages, or deceptive links, including through short links, forms, or file sharing.
  • Attempt to access another workspace's data, probe or scan the service for weaknesses without our written permission, or interfere with its operation.
  • Resell StackOS itself as your own software product, except through features we provide for that purpose.
  • Use AI features to produce content that is unlawful, deceptive, or harmful.
  • Overload the service with automated requests outside normal use.

Website monitoring and tools

Only add websites you build, manage, or have permission to monitor. Do not use monitoring, analysis, or capture tools against sites you have no relationship with.

Reporting

Report abuse or a security issue through mystackos.com/contact and choose Support.

Enforcement

We may remove content or suspend a workspace that breaks this policy. Where we can, we will tell you first and give you a chance to fix it.