Legal
Acceptable use policy
This is a plain-language working draft, last updated September 2026. It has not been reviewed by counsel — treat it as a description of current practice, not a final legal instrument.
Secluding exists so you can open something you don't trust without exposing your own machine or network. That purpose sets the boundary: sessions are for interactive investigation and research, not for hiding the origin of unrelated traffic.
What sessions are for
- Opening a suspicious link, attachment, or landing page to see what it does.
- Researching a leak site, market, or forum, on clearnet or Tor.
- Verifying a storefront, ad, or campaign that may be cloaking its real content.
- Any browsing where you want an evidentiary record of exactly what loaded.
What sessions are not for
- Using a session as a general-purpose exit node or proxy for unrelated traffic or automated tooling.
- Launching attacks, scanning, or exploitation against systems you don't own or have authorization to test.
- Distributing malware, or using the artifact bundle infrastructure to store or transfer illegal content.
- Attempting to break the sandbox boundary, the node, or another session's isolation.
- Automated or scripted control of a session — sessions are interactive and human-driven.
- Any use that violates applicable law in your jurisdiction or ours.
Enforcement
We rate-limit and monitor for abuse patterns rather than reading session content proactively. A clear violation — reported, or detected through network-level signals like scanning or exploit traffic — can result in session termination, account suspension, or removal from a team, with notice where practical. Repeated or severe violations end the account.
Reporting misuse
If you believe a session or account is being used to attack or abuse a system, tell us: security@seclud.ing.