Acceptable Use Policy

1. Illegal Activity

You must not use God Of Tools to facilitate, encourage, or engage in any unlawful activity, including:

• Violating any applicable municipal, state, national, or international statute or regulation
• Creating, altering, or circulating forged legal instruments, counterfeit documents, or fraudulent financial statements
• Processing, distributing, or transmitting child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or non-consensual imagery
• Engaging in identity theft, deceptive impersonation, or wire fraud
• Evading lawful sanctions, trade restrictions, or export control laws

2. Security & Infrastructure Abuse

You must not attempt to compromise the integrity, availability, or security of God Of Tools:

• Attempting unauthorized access to website servers, hosting environments, or administrative endpoints
• Launching denial-of-service (DoS) or distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks against our infrastructure
• Scanning, probing, or testing the vulnerability of our systems without prior authorization
• Deploying malware, viruses, worms, keyloggers, or other malicious payloads
• Circumventing technical safeguards, rate limits, or network filtering controls
• Attempting to reverse engineer or decrypt security measures of the platform

3. Intellectual Property Abuse

You must respect intellectual property rights when using God Of Tools:

• Do not process or convert copyrighted materials without explicit authorization or valid fair-use grounds
• Do not use tools to strip, alter, or falsify digital watermarks, copyright notices, or author attributions unlawfully
• Do not infringe trademarks, trade secrets, patents, or proprietary rights of third parties

4. Abuse of the Service

You must not utilize automated bots, headless scripts, or excessive requests in a manner that degrades performance for other users or imposes unreasonable computational loads on website hosting.

5. Enforcement and Actions

If we identify or reasonably suspect violations of this Acceptable Use Policy, we reserve the right to take proportionate action, including:

• Throttling, blocking, or terminating access from offending IP addresses or networks
• Investigating suspected security breaches or abusive traffic patterns
• Reporting severe criminal violations to appropriate law enforcement authorities