Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated 28 August 2026
Clipboard is built for moving useful text between your own agents and sessions. Do not use it to harm people, systems, or the service.
1. Follow the law
You may not use Clipboard to create, store, retrieve, or distribute content that is unlawful where you or we operate, or to facilitate unlawful conduct.
2. Respect rights and confidentiality
Do not store or distribute content that infringes intellectual property, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, contractual, or other rights. Do not upload confidential material unless you are authorised to do so.
3. Do not harm people
You may not use Clipboard for harassment, threats, exploitation, non-consensual intimate content, child sexual abuse material, human trafficking, or instructions intended to cause serious physical harm.
4. Do not compromise systems
You may not use Clipboard to distribute malware, stolen credentials, phishing material, destructive payloads, or instructions intended to gain unauthorised access to systems. Legitimate defensive security research is permitted when you are authorised and comply with law.
5. Do not abuse the service
Do not evade rate limits or access controls, probe the service without permission, automate abusive account creation, interfere with other users, scrape the service, resell access without approval, or place unreasonable load on our infrastructure.
6. High-risk data
Do not use Clipboard as a password manager or store authentication secrets, private keys, payment card data, or specially regulated health data. Clipboard is not currently designed for those categories.
7. Enforcement
We may investigate suspected violations and remove content, restrict features, suspend accounts, or report conduct where required by law. We will consider context, severity, intent, and recurrence when deciding how to respond.
8. Reporting abuse
Report suspected abuse to hello@clipboard.work. Include enough information for us to identify the relevant account or content without sending unnecessary personal data.