Acceptable Use Policy
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Visqio measures search visibility; it is not a tool for manipulating it. This policy lists what is prohibited on the platform and what happens when it is attempted.
1.Prohibited practices
The following practices are prohibited on Visqio, on test sites published through it, and on any site connected to it:
- cloaking
- doorway/mass-domain spam
- sneaky redirects
- link spam
- phishing
In addition, you may not use Visqio to monitor or attack sites you have no authorisation to manage, to harvest personal data, or to circumvent Google's terms or those of our licensed providers.
2.Test sites and experiments
Test sites exist to isolate one variable at a time on a site you control. They must serve identical content to every visitor and user agent — Visqio enforces this technically and has no cloaking code path — and must not redirect visitors to other properties, imitate other brands or exist in bulk purely to pass links. Experiments that require any prohibited practice cannot be run on Visqio.
3.Data access
Connect only Search Console properties you own or are authorised to manage. Do not attempt to access another organization's data; cross-tenant identifiers resolve to nothing, and attempts are audit-logged.
4.Enforcement
Violations lead to unpublishing of the affected test sites, suspension of the organization and, for phishing or fraud, termination without notice. We may preserve audit records and evidence and share them with hosting providers or authorities when legally required.
5.Reporting abuse
To report a site or test page published through Visqio that you believe violates this policy, email hello@visqio.com. See also the Terms of Service.