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Below is a concise, customizable Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) you can use for host380.com. Chrome Haris LLC. or adjust sections to match your exact services and jurisdiction. This is general information, not legal advice.

Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated: 12/30/2025`

This Acceptable Use Policy Policy governs your use of the services, products, websites, and infrastructure (collectively, the “Services”) provided by host380.com Host380**”, “**we**”, “**us**”, or “**our**”). By using the Services, you agree to comply with this Policy in addition to our Terms of Service and any other applicable agreements.

## 1. Purpose and Scope
– This Policy is intended to ensure the **reliable** and secure operation of the Services and to protect our users, our network, and the wider internet community.
– This Policy applies to all users of the Services, including account holders, end users, visitors to websites hosted on our infrastructure, and anyone accessing our network, whether paid or free.

## 2. General Compliance
You must:
– Use the Services only for lawful purposes and in compliance with all applicable local, state, federal, and international laws and regulations (including data protection, export control, and intellectual property laws).
– Ensure that all content, applications, and activities conducted through the Services comply with this Policy, even where such content or activities are carried out by your customers, users, or third parties using your account.

## 3. Prohibited Content
You may **not** use the Services to host, store, transmit, display, link to, or otherwise make available any content that:
– Is illegal, harmful, fraudulent, or deceptive (including content related to phishing, identity theft, or scams).
– Violates or infringes any copyright, trademark, trade secret, privacy, publicity, or other proprietary or intellectual property rights.
– Is defamatory, harassing, threatening, hateful, discriminatory, or incites violence or criminal activity.
– Involves child exploitation, non-consensual pornography, or any form of sexual content involving minors; such use may be reported to law enforcement.
– Promotes or distributes malware, ransomware, spyware, or other malicious code.

You also may **not** host content that we reasonably determine to be excessively high-risk to our reputation, network stability, or other customers (for example, certain types of adult content, doxing sites, or platforms set up primarily for harassment).

## 4. Prohibited Uses and Activities
You may **not** use the Services to:
– Engage in hacking, unauthorized access, or attempts to breach the security or integrity of any system, network, or account, including ours.
– Interfere with or disrupt the normal operation of any network, device, or service, including denial-of-service (DoS/DDoS) attacks, port scanning, flooding, or mail bombing.
– Circumvent or attempt to circumvent authentication or security mechanisms.
– Use the Services as an “open relay” or in any way that enables unauthorized third parties to use your resources for abusive activities.
– Run public IRC servers/clients, anonymous proxies, or other services that are commonly abused for attacks or anonymity, unless explicitly permitted in writing by Host380.

## 5. Email, Messaging, and Anti‑Spam
When using any email or messaging functionality hosted or routed through the Services, you must:
– Not send unsolicited bulk email, spam, or messages in violation of applicable anti‑spam laws (such as CAN‑SPAM or similar regulations in your jurisdiction).
– Obtain proper consent before sending marketing or promotional messages and include a clear and functional opt‑out mechanism.
– Not use misleading headers, forged sender information, or deceptive subject lines.
– Configure mail servers securely (no open relays) and monitor your systems to prevent abuse and maintain a responsible **email** reputation.

Host380 may, at its discretion, rate‑limit, filter, or block outbound email that appears to be abusive, compromised, or in violation of this Policy.

## 6. Security and Resource Usage
You are responsible for maintaining the security of your accounts, websites, and applications, including:
– Keeping credentials, access keys, and authentication methods secure and not sharing them with unauthorized parties.
– Promptly applying software updates, patches, and security fixes to your applications and systems under your control.

Resource usage must be reasonable:
– You may not use the Services in a way that consumes excessive CPU, memory, disk, bandwidth, or other resources such that it adversely impacts other customers or the stability of our infrastructure.
– Host380 may apply technical limits, throttling, or require upgrades where usage exceeds fair or advertised limits, or may suspend or terminate services in severe cases

## 7. Network Abuse
Prohibited network behavior includes, but is not limited to:
– Sending, originating, or facilitating the transmission of malicious traffic, including DDoS attacks or traffic that appears to be part of such activities.
– Using the Services as a source, intermediate, or destination point for any form of network abuse, including but not limited to spoofed packets, reflection attacks, or unauthorized scanning.
– Interfering with the proper functioning of any network routing, DNS, or other infrastructure critical to internet operation.

## 8. Third‑Party Responsibility
You are fully responsible for:
– All use of the Services under your accounts, including use by your customers, visitors, employees, contractors, or any third party gaining access through you, whether authorized or not.
– Ensuring that any third‑party content, plugins, and integrations you deploy conform to this Policy and applicable laws.

Violations by your users, clients, or visitors will be treated as violations by you.

## 9. Monitoring and Enforcement
Host380 reserves the right, but does not undertake an obligation, to:
– Monitor use of the Services, investigate violations or suspected violations of this Policy, and access, preserve, or disclose information as reasonably necessary to protect our rights, comply with law, or protect other users.
– Remove, disable access to, or modify content; suspend or terminate Services; or apply technical filters or blocks if we reasonably believe that activities or content violate this Policy or pose risk to our systems, reputation, or other users.[1][4]

Where feasible, Host380 may attempt to contact you and allow an opportunity to cure a violation, but may act immediately and without notice if needed to protect others or the network

## 10. Reporting Violations
– Suspected violations of this Policy, security incidents, or abuse of the Services should be reported to: Abuse/Support Email: e.g., abuse@host380.com] .
– Include as much detail as possible, such as logs, timestamps, affected IPs or domains, and a description of the suspected misconduct.

## 11. Consequences of Violations
If Host380 determines that you have violated this Policy, Host380 may, at its sole discretion and without liability:
– Issue a warning and request corrective action
– Temporarily suspend or restrict access to some or all of the Services.
– Terminate your account or service, delete data/content, or refuse future service.
– Cooperate with law enforcement or regulatory authorities where required or appropriate.

You may be responsible for any damages, costs, or expenses arising from your violation, including costs of investigating and responding to abuse.

 12. Policy Changes
Host380 may update or modify this Policy at any time.
– The updated version will be posted on **host380.com**, and the “Last updated” date will be revised accordingly.
– Continued use of the Services after changes become effective constitutes acceptance of the updated Policy.

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