Kolo Abuse Policy
The following list of prohibited activities and content (the “Abuse Policy”) outlines specific actions and materials that are strictly forbidden under this Master Agreement:
- Child Pornography: Any material that depicts or promotes sexual exploitation or abuse of children.
- Copyright Infringement: Unauthorized distribution or use of copyrighted material, including music, movies, software, and books.
- Counterfeit Goods: Content that promotes, sells, or facilitates the distribution of counterfeit products, including fake designer goods and pharmaceuticals.
- Defamation and Libel: False statements that harm the reputation of individuals or organizations.
- Fraudulent Schemes: Content that promotes or facilitates scams, phishing, or other fraudulent activities.
- Harassment and Cyberbullying: Content that targets individuals or groups with threats, harassment, or abusive language.
- Hate Speech: Content that incites violence or discrimination against individuals or groups based on race, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or other protected characteristics.
- Human Trafficking: Content that promotes, facilitates, or is involved in human trafficking or exploitation.
- Illegal Drugs: Content that promotes, sells, or facilitates the distribution of illegal substances.
- Illegal Gambling: Unregulated or illegal online gambling services.
- Illegal Weapons: Content that promotes, sells, or facilitates the distribution of illegal firearms or weapons.
- Malware and Exploits: Content that distributes, promotes, or facilitates malware, viruses, or hacking exploits.
- Money Laundering: Content that promotes or facilitates money laundering activities.
- Revenge Porn: Non-consensual sharing of private, sexually explicit images or videos.
- Smuggling and Illegal Trade: Content that promotes or facilitates the smuggling of goods or illegal trade activities.
- Warez and Cracking: Distribution or promotion of pirated software, hacking tools, or techniques.
- Stolen Data and Personal Information: Selling, distributing, or promoting access to stolen data or personal information.
- Terrorist Content: Material that promotes terrorism, including videos, images, and writings that glorify or encourage terrorist acts.
- Unsolicited Bulk Messaging (Spamming): Sending large volumes of unsolicited emails or messages.
- Zoophilia and Bestiality: Content that depicts or promotes sexual acts with animals.
This list is non-exhaustive, meaning that it represents common examples of abuse but is not limited to the items detailed below. The Client acknowledges that:
- The Company reserves the right to amend or update the Abuse Policy as necessary to respond to evolving legal requirements, industry standards, or security risks.
- Compliance with this Abuse Policy does not exempt the Client from adhering to applicable laws and regulations in the jurisdictions where the Client operates or where the Services are provided.
- As specified in Article 6 of this document, the Client is responsible for ensuring that its activities, content, and the use of the Services comply with all relevant local, national, and international laws, including but not limited to regulations on data protection, copyright, privacy, hate speech, and cybercrime.
- In cases where local laws impose stricter requirements or prohibitions than those listed in this Policy, the stricter standards shall apply, and the Client must adhere to these standards without exception.
Failure to comply with this Abuse Policy, or with any applicable legal requirements, may result in immediate suspension or termination of Services, as specified in Article 13.4 of the Master Agreement.