Acceptable Use Policy
Effective date: 6 October 2026
Signal Atlas exists to help people explore the world, not break it.
You may not use Signal Atlas in a way that materially harms people, systems or the Service.
1. Illegal activity
Do not use Signal Atlas to facilitate unlawful activity.
2. Harm and abuse
Do not use Signal Atlas to:
- threaten
- harass
- stalk
- exploit
- unlawfully target another person
3. Privacy
Do not:
- harvest personal information
- publish another person's sensitive information without authorization
- expose private booking information
- use Signal Atlas to facilitate unlawful surveillance
4. Fraud and impersonation
Do not:
- impersonate another person or organization
- conduct fraud
- create intentionally deceptive accounts
- manipulate other users
5. Security
Do not:
- distribute malware
- interfere with authentication
- bypass access controls
- exploit vulnerabilities
- attempt unauthorized access
- overload infrastructure
- interfere with the availability of Signal Atlas
Responsible security reports may be sent to:
hello@signalatlas.guide
6. Automated extraction
Reasonable indexing and ordinary use are permitted where authorized by law.
You may not systematically extract substantial Signal Atlas content or databases in a way that:
- materially burdens the Service
- circumvents controls
- violates intellectual-property rights
- creates a competing dataset through unauthorized extraction
7. Public content
Do not publish:
- unlawful material
- malicious content
- confidential information you do not have authority to share
- infringing content
- personal information about another person without permission
8. AI
Do not intentionally use Signal Atlas AI functionality to materially facilitate serious unlawful wrongdoing.
9. Reputation systems
Do not manipulate:
- Signal Points
- votes
- confidence
- reputation
- recommendations
- similar systems
through fraudulent, automated or coordinated abuse.
10. Commercial abuse
Do not use Signal Atlas for spam, deceptive marketing or unauthorized mass solicitation.
11. Enforcement
Where reasonably necessary, Signal Atlas may:
- restrict functionality
- remove public content
- suspend accounts
- preserve evidence
- terminate access
Enforcement decisions may take into account:
- severity
- intent
- repeated conduct
- security risk
- legal requirements
- user safety
12. Reporting content
To report unlawful, infringing or abusive public content, contact:
hello@signalatlas.guide
Include:
- the relevant URL
- the content being reported
- the reason for the report
- contact information where appropriate
13. Contact
hello@signalatlas.guide