Acceptable use policy
Effective date: [Effective Date]
This policy is part of the Terms of service between you and [Company Legal Name]. It says what you may not do with the service. We may suspend an account, a workspace or an organization that breaks it, and we may tell the people affected why.
1. Accounts
You must not:
- connect a LinkedIn account that you do not own and have no written consent to use;
- connect an account that was created, bought, rented or borrowed in order to present a person who does not exist or to pass as someone else;
- offer other people access to connected accounts as a rented or managed service where the account does not belong to the person or company it presents;
- try to connect one LinkedIn account in more than one place, or to avoid the one account, one place rule;
- share your sign in details, pairing codes or connect links with people who should not have them;
- raise, remove or work around a limit, a hold, a working hours setting or a pause that the service applies.
2. Outreach
You must not use the service to:
- send spam, bulk messages to people with no connection to your business, or messages that hide who you are or why you are writing;
- send anything unlawful, deceptive, harassing, threatening, hateful, sexually explicit, or that promotes violence;
- send malware, phishing or scams, or ask for passwords or payment details under false pretenses;
- impersonate a person or a company, or claim an affiliation you do not have;
- contact a person who has asked you to stop, or contact someone on a do-not-contact list;
- contact people in a way that breaks the laws on electronic marketing that apply to you or to them.
3. Data
You must not import or process:
- personal data that you have no right to use, or that came from a source that forbids this use;
- special category data, such as health, religion, political opinions or data about children, unless the law allows it and you have told us first;
- lists that were stolen, scraped in breach of a site's terms, or bought from a source you cannot name.
4. The service
You must not:
- probe, scan or test the service's security, or try to reach another customer's data;
- interfere with the service, reverse engineer it, or use it to build a competing product;
- use the service to learn or collect session cookies of accounts you do not own;
- let the service be used in a way that puts another customer's accounts at risk.
5. Reports and enforcement
Report abuse or a person who wants to stop being contacted to abuse@[domain]. We may investigate, remove content or data, add a person to the platform wide do-not-contact list, pause or disconnect accounts, and report unlawful conduct to the authorities. We do not have to give notice first when the risk to an account, a person or the service is serious.