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Acceptable Use Policy

What businesses may not do with the service.

Draft prepared for review · EveryContact Technologies, Inc.

Prohibited messaging

Sending messages to people who have not authorized them, or who have opted out.

Marketing or promotional messages without express written consent.

Messages that are deceptive, harassing, threatening, or impersonate another business.

Content prohibited by carriers, including messages relating to cannabis, prescription drug sales, loans and lending, gambling, or adult content.

Purchasing, renting or scraping contact lists for use with the service.

Prohibited use of the AI

Configuring the knowledge base with information you know to be false.

Attempting to make the assistant state prices, coverage, warranties or arrival times it has not been given.

Attempting to disable, circumvent or work around safety guidance, consent enforcement, opt-out handling or spending limits.

Using the service to generate content unrelated to your trade.

Prohibited technical use

Attempting to access another business’s data.

Automated or scripted traffic designed to exhaust allowances, generate provider cost, or probe limits.

Reverse engineering, or circumventing rate limits, authentication or billing.

Reselling the service without a written agreement.

Carrier registration

Misrepresenting your business identity, structure or use case to a carrier is prohibited and will result in suspension. Carrier penalties for misrepresentation fall on the platform as well as on you.

Enforcement

We may suspend messaging, suspend an account, or terminate for violations. Where a violation creates immediate carrier or financial risk we may act without prior notice and will explain afterwards.

Open questions for counsel

Published deliberately. These are the points we know we cannot resolve ourselves, listed so a reviewer can start with them rather than discover them.

  • Whether the prohibited-content list matches current carrier (CTIA and 10DLC) requirements, which change.
  • Whether suspension without notice is enforceable in the target jurisdictions.
  • Whether customer liability for carrier penalties caused by their misrepresentation can be passed through.