urx.si/acceptable-use
Acceptable Use Policy
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A link is a promise about where someone will end up. This policy keeps URX links trustworthy for everyone who clicks them. It's part of our Terms of Service.
Not allowed
You may not use URX links, QR codes, domains or the API to:
- Phish for credentials or payment details, or impersonate another person, brand or organisation.
- Distribute malware, unwanted software or exploits, or link to sites that do.
- Run scams, fraud, fake giveaways or deceptive financial schemes.
- Share child sexual abuse material or content that sexualises minors — we report this to the authorities.
- Promote violence, terrorism, or harassment of individuals or groups.
- Distribute illegal goods or services, or content that infringes copyright or other rights.
- Send spam or unsolicited bulk messages containing URX links.
- Hide the destination of a link to get around filters, bans or the policies of other platforms.
- Attack, overload or probe URX, or try to access other customers' data.
Honest redirects
Routing rules exist to send people to the right version of your destination — the right store, country or campaign page. Don't use them to show reviewers or platforms one destination while sending real visitors somewhere materially different (“cloaking”).
Slugs and trademarks
- Don't claim a slug that uses someone else's trademark or name in a way that suggests you are them or endorsed by them.
- Don't claim slugs in bulk to resell or hold them.
- If you own a trademark and a urx.si slug is misusing it, email legal@urx.si with the slug, your trademark details and why it's infringing. We review every claim and may reassign or remove the slug.
Reporting abuse
Found a URX link that breaks this policy? Email abuse@urx.si with the full link and what's wrong, or use our contact form. We prioritise phishing and malware reports.
What we do
Depending on how serious it is, we may disable a link, show visitors a warning instead of redirecting, remove a slug, suspend a domain, or close an account — without notice where people are at risk. If you think we got it wrong, reply to our message and we'll take another look.