Terms & Policies

Acceptable Use Policy

What you may and may not do with the Service — including our search-engine safety rules.

Last updated: 13 July 2026

SemlyPro — provided by Semly Pro, a sole proprietorship (eenmanszaak) established in the Netherlands, registered with the KvK (Dutch Chamber of Commerce) under number 99448351, VAT ID NL005387029B31, registered address Hawaiiweg 41, 1339 NW Almere, Netherlands (trading as “SemlyPro”, “we”, “us”, “our”).

Semly Pro intends to incorporate a private limited company (Semly Pro B.V.). Upon incorporation, references to “SemlyPro” in this Policy will be read as references to Semly Pro B.V. by operation of the assignment/novation provisions of the Terms of Service, and this does not require your further consent.

1. Purpose

This Acceptable Use Policy (the “AUP”) governs your use of the SemlyPro service (the “Service”). It is incorporated by reference into the Terms of Service. The AUP exists to (a) protect you from misusing the Service in ways that risk penalisation by search engines, regulatory action, or legal liability, and (b) protect SemlyPro and its customers from users who cause harm.

By using the Service you agree to this AUP. You are responsible for all activity carried out under your account — whether by you, your personnel, or any automated agent, MCP (Model Context Protocol) client, API integration, SDK, script, browser extension, or other tool acting on your behalf or under your credentials. An action does not cease to be your responsibility, or cease to be a breach of this AUP, because it was initiated by software or an autonomous agent rather than by a person.

If you violate this AUP, we may take the enforcement actions set out in Clause 6 (Enforcement), which may include suspending or terminating your account, deleting offending Content, notifying affected third parties, and pursuing any remedies available at law. For serious or illegal breaches (including illegal content, child sexual abuse material, credible security threats, sanctions breaches, or conduct that exposes SemlyPro or third parties to imminent harm or legal liability) we may act without prior notice. For other breaches, and in particular where you are a consumer, we will give you notice and a reasonable opportunity to remedy the breach before suspending or terminating your account, as described in Clause 6. Nothing in this AUP limits or excludes any mandatory statutory right you have as a consumer under EU, Dutch, UK, or Indian law.

2. Your responsibility for search-engine compliance

You are responsible for your own search-engine strategy. SemlyPro provides tools; you decide how to use them. Search engines such as Google and Bing (and any other engines you target) publish public guidelines governing acceptable practices. You must comply with those guidelines when using the Service.

Relevant guidelines you should read and follow include, without limitation:

  • Google Search Essentials (developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials), including its Spam Policies.
  • Google Search Central guidance on AI-generated content (developers.google.com/search/blog/2023/02/google-search-and-ai-content).
  • Google Search Central guidance on helpful, reliable, people-first content, as updated.
  • Bing Webmaster Guidelines (bing.com/webmasters/help/webmaster-guidelines).
  • The usage policies of AI search and answer engines, including ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overview / AI Mode, and any other AI search or answer engine the Service supports.
  • The usage policies of the AI providers whose models power the Service (currently OpenAI Ireland Limited and Anthropic PBC, each an “AI Provider”).
  • The terms of service of any CMS or other Third-Party Service you publish or connect to.

You are responsible for staying current with those guidelines as they are updated by their respective operators.

3. Prohibited uses — non-exhaustive list

You will not use the Service, and you will not permit anyone else — or any automated agent, MCP client, API integration, SDK, script, or browser extension acting under your account — to use the Service, to do any of the following.

3.1. Publishing patterns that risk search-engine penalisation

The following practices are prohibited regardless of (a) the absolute number of articles or pages involved, (b) your view of the Content’s quality, originality, or factual accuracy, or © whether you performed any editorial or human review before publication. Search-engine spam and content-abuse policies evolve continuously. You are responsible for reading and complying with the most current published version of the policy of each search engine you target. Compliance with an outdated version does not protect you.

Prohibited:

  • Any use of the Service that falls within, or would be characterised by a search engine’s published policy as, “scaled content abuse,” “site reputation abuse,” “scaled AI content,” “expired-domain abuse,” “spammy automatically-generated content,” “content produced primarily to manipulate search rankings,” or any similar or successor category.
  • Publishing Content at a cadence, volume, or velocity that is materially inconsistent with your domain’s established publishing pattern, editorial capacity, demonstrable topical expertise, or authority. This applies whether the resulting cadence is 10, 100, 1,000, or any other number of pages: the test is the pattern, not the count.
  • Publishing Content that would be characterised by a search engine’s published guidance as produced primarily for search-engine ranking rather than to serve identifiable user needs (see, for example, Google Search Central’s “helpful, reliable, people-first content” guidance, as updated).
  • Publishing Content on a topic on which the publishing domain does not demonstrate experience, expertise, authoritativeness, or trustworthiness in a manner required or valued by the search engine’s published guidance, where such publication has the effect of leveraging that domain’s authority (“site reputation abuse”).
  • Publishing the same or substantially similar Content across multiple domains, subdomains, or site sections you own, control, or influence.
  • Creating doorway pages, gateway pages, thin affiliate pages, or Content whose primary purpose is to funnel traffic elsewhere.
  • Publishing auto-translated Content without competent human review, or Content in a language you do not have the editorial capacity to review for accuracy and idiom.
  • Cloaking, hidden text, keyword stuffing, sneaky redirects, misleading structured data, or misleading schema markup.
  • Participating in link schemes, private blog networks, or manipulative reciprocal-linking arrangements.
  • Any use of the Service in a manner that a search engine’s Webmaster Guidelines, Search Essentials, spam policies, content policies, or successor documents describe as spam, manipulation, deception, or an attempt to game rankings.

Quality and review are not defences. Your assertion that Content is high-quality, original, or that a person reviewed it before publication does not by itself cure a violation in this section. Search engines assess sites and Content on their observable pattern and effect, not on the publisher’s self-assessment.

3.2. Publishing or connecting to sites, accounts, or data sources you do not control or are not authorised to use

  • Configure the Service to publish Content to a website, CMS, or account that you do not own or are not expressly authorised to publish to.
  • Provide credentials, API keys, or OAuth authorisation for any account you do not have the right to use.
  • Connect a data source or analytics account you do not own or control — including a Google Ads, Google Analytics 4 (GA4), or Google Search Console account — without the authority to do so, or otherwise in breach of the applicable Google terms. Where you connect a Google data integration you must comply with the Google API Services User Data Policy (including its Limited Use requirements) and the applicable Google Ads API and product terms, and you must not extract, retain, or redistribute data pulled through those integrations in breach of those terms (see also Clause 3.14).
  • Publish Content that violates the terms of service of any Third-Party Service you connect to (including but not limited to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Sanity, Contentful, Strapi, Storyblok, HubSpot, Hygraph, DatoCMS, and Prismic).
  • Fail to maintain adequate security of the credentials you supply to the Service (including through password strength, MFA where available, and prompt revocation of tokens when they should no longer be active).

3.3. Volume, rate-limit, and control circumvention

  • Circumvent, disable, or attempt to circumvent any rate limit, quota, publishing cadence control, per-domain cap, human-review checkpoint, or safety filter that we implement.
  • Create multiple accounts, use pooled credentials, or coordinate accounts to exceed the per-account limits of your Subscription Plan.
  • Distribute your Content generation, publishing, or AI Search Engine polling across multiple accounts or IP addresses in a manner designed to evade our controls or the rate limits of any Third-Party Service we depend on.
  • Use the MCP server, API, SDKs, autonomous agents, scripts, or browser extensions to generate or publish Content at a cadence, volume, or velocity that would breach Clause 3.1, or to circumvent any control described in Clause 5. All rate limits, publishing controls, and mandatory human-review checkpoints (Clauses 3.3, 4.1, and 5) apply equally to Content generated or published through the MCP server, API, agents, scripts, or extensions, and a breach is a breach regardless of the tool or interface used to bring it about.

3.4. Prompt injection, jailbreaking, and AI misuse

  • Submit prompts, Customer Materials, or other inputs designed to cause the AI models used by the Service to (a) disregard their safety guidelines, (b) reveal system prompts, weights, or internal instructions, © generate content that violates this AUP, applicable law, or the usage policies of an AI Provider, or (d) impersonate SemlyPro or its personnel.
  • Use the Service to develop, test, refine, or share prompt-injection techniques, jailbreaks, or adversarial-input methods aimed at circumventing AI safety controls.
  • Use the Service to generate content designed to attack, degrade, or manipulate other AI systems.

3.5. Illegal, harmful, or infringing content

  • Generate or publish Content that infringes third-party intellectual property, trade secrets, publicity rights, or moral rights.
  • Generate or publish defamatory, obscene, hateful, harassing, or discriminatory Content, or Content that incites violence or discrimination.
  • Generate or publish Content that sexually exploits or endangers minors. Reports of such content will be made to competent authorities.
  • Generate or publish Content that promotes terrorism, extremist violence, or self-harm.
  • Generate or publish deep-fake Content, misleading synthetic media, or Content that impersonates a real person, organisation, or public figure without their consent.
  • Generate or publish Content that misrepresents SemlyPro, its personnel, or any statement, endorsement, or partnership.
  • Generate or publish Content that is illegal under, or that would cause a platform hosting it to breach its duties under, applicable content-safety law — including, for Content accessible in the United Kingdom, the Online Safety Act 2023 (illegal-content and priority-harms duties), and comparable EU, Dutch, and Indian content law (including the India Information Technology Act, 2000 and rules made under it).

3.6. Regulated sectors and YMYL content

You may use the Service to generate Content in regulated sectors (including but not limited to health and medicine, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, financial services, investment advice, insurance, tax advice, legal advice, cryptocurrency and virtual assets, gambling and betting, alcohol and tobacco, weapons, and Content addressing or directed at minors) only if:

  • You have the professional qualifications, regulatory permissions, or contractual authority to publish such Content in the jurisdiction of publication;
  • Every item of Content is reviewed by an appropriately qualified human expert before publication;
  • Every factual claim in the Content is independently verified;
  • The Content complies with applicable sector regulation, including without limitation the Medical Devices Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2017/745) for medical devices, the In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2017/746) for in-vitro diagnostics, MiFID II for investment services, the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1114) for cryptoassets, unfair-commercial-practices law, and any comparable UK, Dutch, or Indian law;
  • Any disclosure of AI assistance required by law is made;
  • You do not present Content as authored by a licensed professional unless a licensed professional has in fact reviewed and adopted it.

We may refuse to generate, or may suspend accounts that generate, Content in these sectors where we determine, in good faith, that the pattern of use is inconsistent with the safeguards required in this section.

3.7. EU AI Act — prohibited practices (Article 5)

You will not use the Service to develop, deploy, distribute, or facilitate any AI practice prohibited by Article 5 of the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), including but not limited to:

  • Subliminal or purposefully manipulative techniques that materially distort behaviour;
  • Exploitation of vulnerabilities of any specific group (age, disability, socio-economic status);
  • Social scoring by public authorities or on their behalf;
  • Predictive policing based solely on profiling or personality traits;
  • Untargeted scraping of facial images for facial-recognition databases;
  • Inferring emotions in the workplace or in educational settings, except for medical or safety reasons;
  • Biometric categorisation to deduce race, political opinions, trade-union membership, religious or philosophical beliefs, sex life, or sexual orientation;
  • Real-time remote biometric identification in publicly accessible spaces for law-enforcement purposes, save under the narrow exceptions in the EU AI Act.

3.8. EU AI Act — high-risk use cases (Annex III)

You will not use the Service to generate, review, or facilitate Content or decisions in the following high-risk use categories set out in Annex III of the EU AI Act, absent SemlyPro’s prior written consent:

  • Biometric identification or categorisation of natural persons;
  • Management or operation of critical infrastructure;
  • Access to, admission to, or assessment within educational or vocational training institutions;
  • Employment and worker management — including recruitment, screening or filtering of applications, evaluation of candidates, decisions on promotion or termination, allocation of tasks, and monitoring of workers;
  • Access to essential private or public services — including creditworthiness assessment, credit scoring, evaluation of eligibility for social benefits, and pricing of life or health insurance;
  • Law enforcement, migration, asylum, and border-control management;
  • Administration of justice and democratic processes, including AI systems assisting judicial authorities or influencing the outcome of elections or referenda.

If you require use of the Service for any of these categories, contact anil@semlypro.com before use. High-risk use without prior written consent is a material breach.

3.9. Political advertising, elections, and public-interest text

You will not use the Service to generate Content:

  • Intended for use in political advertising, election campaigning, referendum campaigning, or communications with the primary purpose of influencing the outcome of elections or referenda, without complying with all applicable law (including the Regulation on the transparency and targeting of political advertising, Regulation (EU) 2024/900) and clearly disclosing the AI generation;
  • That is misleading about voting procedures, election results, or candidates for public office;
  • That constitutes a deep fake (as defined in Article 3(60) of the EU AI Act) without the disclosure required by Article 50(4) of the EU AI Act;
  • That constitutes text published to inform the public on matters of public interest, without the disclosure required by Article 50(4) of the EU AI Act, save where the exception in Article 50(4) applies.

3.10. Impersonation and rights of publicity

You will not use the Service to generate Content that impersonates any identifiable natural person (including public figures, elected officials, and candidates for public office) or any identifiable organisation, in a manner that would falsely represent that person or organisation as having authored, endorsed, or approved the Content. You will not misappropriate the name, likeness, voice, or persona of an identifiable individual without their consent.

3.11. Deceptive or fraudulent activity

  • Use the Service to phish, defraud, or deceive any person or organisation.
  • Use the Service to generate Content promoting illegal products or services, scams, get-rich-quick schemes, unlicensed financial products, or fraudulent health claims.
  • Use the Service to interfere with, disrupt, or gain unauthorised access to any computer system, network, service, or account.
  • Use the Service to submit chargebacks or payment disputes in bad faith.

3.12. Data-protection and privacy violations

  • Submit to the Service any personal data of a third party for which you do not have a lawful basis to process under the GDPR (Regulation (EU) 2016/679), the UK GDPR, India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act), or other applicable privacy law. This applies however the data reaches the Service, including where you submit third-party personal data by uploading Excel, CSV, or other files, or by connecting a data source or analytics account. For personal data governed by the DPDP Act, you must have obtained valid consent, or be able to rely on a permitted “legitimate use,” before submitting the data (the DPDP Act does not use the GDPR “lawful basis” construct; it turns on consent and enumerated legitimate uses).
  • Submit special-category personal data (as defined in Article 9 GDPR), including health, biometric, political, religious, sexual-orientation, or trade-union data.
  • Use Content generated by the Service to profile individuals or produce automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects on those individuals, without human review and a valid legal basis.
  • Use the Service to compile databases of personal data (email addresses, phone numbers, addresses) about identifiable individuals for the purpose of marketing to them without their consent.
  • Use the Service or its outputs to send, or to enable the sending of, unsolicited commercial or direct-marketing communications (including bulk email, SMS, or messaging) in breach of the ePrivacy Directive (Directive 2002/58/EC), the UK Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2003 (PECR), the direct-marketing rules under the GDPR / UK GDPR, or applicable Indian law (including the DPDP Act and telecom/commercial-communications rules).

3.13. Sanctions, export, and geographic restrictions

  • Use the Service if you are ordinarily resident in, or located in, a territory subject to comprehensive European Union, Netherlands, United States, or United Kingdom sanctions or embargoes.
  • Use the Service if you are a designated or restricted party under any European Union, Netherlands, United States (including the US OFAC Specially Designated Nationals list), or United Kingdom sanctions regime, or if you use the Service for the benefit of any such designated or restricted person.
  • Use the Service to develop, manufacture, or promote weapons, including cyber-weapons or dual-use goods subject to export controls.

3.14. Competitive, reverse-engineering, and data-extraction activity

  • Use the Service to develop a product that competes with the Service.
  • Reverse-engineer, decompile, disassemble, or otherwise attempt to derive the source code, models, prompts, evaluations, or proprietary algorithms of the Service.
  • Systematically extract data, keyword benchmarks, ranking data, AI-citation scores, or competitor analyses from the Service for resale, redistribution, or aggregation.
  • Extract, retain, or redistribute data obtained through a connected Third-Party data integration (including Google Ads, GA4, or Google Search Console) in breach of the terms of that integration (see Clause 3.2).
  • Scrape or programmatically access the Service outside documented APIs and within documented rate limits, or use any SemlyPro browser extension or plugin to scrape, to circumvent any rate limit or publishing control, or to automate any activity prohibited by this AUP.

4. Publishing safeguards you must observe

Beyond avoiding the Prohibited Uses in Clause 3, we require you to observe the following minimum safeguards when publishing Content generated by the Service. These safeguards apply equally to Content generated or published through the SemlyPro web application, the MCP server, the API, SDKs, autonomous agents, and browser extensions.

4.1. Human review before publication

Every article, landing page, or other long-form Content you publish must be reviewed by a competent human editor for accuracy, brand voice, factual claims, and legal compliance before publication. This is your primary safeguard against inaccuracies, hallucinations, and unintended claims. This requirement is not satisfied by, and may not be bypassed through, automated or agent-driven publishing.

4.2. Verification of factual claims

Do not publish articles containing named prices, product specifications, medical claims, legal claims, financial claims, statistical claims, historical facts, or claims about identifiable third parties without independently verifying those claims. AI models occasionally invent factual details (“hallucinate”). You are responsible for catching those errors before publication. This obligation applies whether or not you have connected brand data, competitor URLs, or other Customer Materials to the Service.

4.3. Publishing cadence

Publish gradually and in proportion to your domain’s authority, editorial capacity, topical scope, and demonstrable expertise. The right cadence for your domain is a matter of professional judgment based on the domain’s history and E-E-A-T signals, the competitive landscape of your topic, and the current published guidance of each search engine you target. You are responsible for making that judgment. When in doubt, publish less.

No safe harbour on cadence. SemlyPro does not publish a “safe” publishing volume, and no cadence is guaranteed to avoid penalisation. Any general observations we make about typical publishing patterns (for example, the observation that even large established sites usually publish at cadences measured in tens of long-form articles per week rather than hundreds per day, and that small or new sites should publish at substantially lower cadences) are illustrative context only. They are not a safe harbour, not a defence to a violation of Section 3.1, and not a representation that any particular number is appropriate for your specific domain. Publishing at or below any such illustrative number does not, by itself, prevent a violation if your overall publishing pattern otherwise falls within a prohibited category.

4.4. Content diversity

Publish a mix of Content that reflects genuine user needs on your topic. Do not publish clusters of near-duplicate articles designed to capture keyword variations. Consolidate near-duplicate topics into single high-quality articles.

4.5. Disclosure of AI assistance where required

Where you publish AI-assisted Content in a context that requires disclosure — under applicable law (including Article 50 of the EU AI Act where it applies), a platform’s terms, or professional-ethics rules that bind you — you must make that disclosure clearly and honestly.

4.6. Compliance with third-party CMS and platform terms

Every CMS platform (WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Sanity, Contentful, Strapi, Storyblok, HubSpot, Hygraph, DatoCMS, Prismic, and any other platform the Service integrates with) and every AI search or answer engine (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overview / AI Mode, and any other engine the Service supports) has its own terms governing what you may publish through their systems and how their services may be queried. You are responsible for reading and complying with those terms. Violations of a Third-Party Service’s terms can result in that platform suspending or terminating your account. SemlyPro is not liable for such actions.

4.7. Credential hygiene

  • Use unique, strong credentials for each Third-Party Service you connect to the Service.
  • Enable multi-factor authentication on Third-Party accounts wherever supported.
  • Revoke tokens promptly when team members leave or when connections are no longer needed.
  • Report any suspected credential compromise immediately to anil@semlypro.com.

5. Rate limits and publishing controls

SemlyPro implements, and may modify at any time, quotas, rate limits, and publishing controls. These may include:

  • Per-account and per-domain limits on articles generated or published per hour, day, and month.
  • Cool-down periods between bulk publishing actions.
  • Required human-review checkpoints before publishing actions are executed.
  • Automatic detection of publishing patterns that resemble spam and automatic suspension of publishing actions pending review.
  • Detection of prompt-injection attempts and refusal of the requesting operation.

These controls apply to all interfaces to the Service, including the MCP server, the API, SDKs, agents, and browser extensions. We implement these controls in your interest as well as ours. You accept them as a condition of use and will not attempt to circumvent them.

6. Enforcement

6.1. Investigation

We may investigate any suspected AUP violation. During an investigation we may (a) suspend some or all of your access to the Service, (b) preserve logs and Content relevant to the investigation, and © notify affected third parties where required by law or by the terms of a Third-Party Service. Where you are a consumer and the suspected breach is not a serious or illegal breach, we will, so far as reasonably practicable, tell you what the concern is and give you a reasonable opportunity to explain or remedy it before taking action that prevents you from using the Service.

6.2. Actions we may take

If we conclude, in good faith, that you have violated this AUP, we may take one or more of the following actions, in a manner proportionate to the breach:

  • Warn you and require you to remedy the violation within a specified time.
  • Suspend some or all of your access to the Service.
  • Delete Content that violates the AUP.
  • Terminate your account.
  • Decline to refund fees where your account is terminated because of a serious or illegal breach by you. Where we terminate or suspend your account for reasons not caused by a serious breach by you, we will refund the pro-rata portion of any prepaid fees for the unused part of your subscription period. Any fee treatment under this AUP is subject to, and read consistently with, the termination and refund provisions of the Terms of Service and your mandatory statutory rights.
  • Report the violation to law enforcement, a data-protection authority (including a supervisory authority in the EU/EEA, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office, or the Data Protection Board of India), a search engine, a CMS platform, an AI Provider, or another competent authority.
  • Pursue any other legal remedy available to us, including under the indemnification provisions of the Terms of Service.

6.3. No obligation to enforce

Nothing in this AUP obliges SemlyPro to monitor use of the Service or to enforce the AUP against any particular user. Our right to enforce is discretionary.

6.4. Your obligation to report

If you become aware of any use of the Service that violates this AUP, please report it to anil@semlypro.com.

6.5. Access to Customer Materials during enforcement and operation

To investigate a suspected AUP violation, to operate and secure the Service, and to provide support, SemlyPro personnel and authorised contractors may access your Customer Materials and Content only as necessary to (a) provide, maintain, and secure the Service; (b) troubleshoot, debug, and provide support; © investigate abuse, security, or AUP issues; and (d) review and improve the Service and its models for SemlyPro’s internal, non-public purposes only. Such access is subject to confidentiality obligations, least-privilege / role-based access controls, and access logging. SemlyPro does not use Customer Materials or Content to train publicly-released AI models. This clause summarises, and is read consistently with, the fuller statements of staff data access and the no-public-model-training position in the Privacy Policy and the Data Processing Agreement, which govern in the event of any conflict.

6.6. No liability for enforcement actions

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, SemlyPro is not liable for any loss arising from any suspension, content deletion, investigation, or good-faith report or notification made under this AUP. This exclusion is in addition to, and does not narrow, the warranty disclaimers, liability exclusions, and liability cap in the Terms of Service, which apply to enforcement actions taken under this AUP. Nothing in this clause limits or excludes liability that cannot be limited or excluded under applicable law — including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for intent or conscious recklessness (opzet of bewuste roekeloosheid) — and, for consumers and for UK business customers, this exclusion applies only to the extent it is fair and reasonable (including under the UK Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 and Consumer Rights Act 2015) and does not affect any mandatory statutory right.

6.7. Proportionality, notice, and consumer rights

We will exercise our enforcement rights proportionately to the nature and seriousness of the breach. Where you are a consumer under EU, Dutch, UK, or Indian law, nothing in this AUP operates to deprive you of any mandatory right you have under that law, including any right to notice, to a reasonable opportunity to cure a remediable breach, to a refund of amounts paid for services not provided, or to challenge an unfair contract term. To the extent any provision of this AUP is more restrictive than your mandatory statutory rights allow, that provision applies only to the extent permitted and your statutory rights prevail.

7. Changes to this AUP

We may update this AUP from time to time. Material changes will be notified by email or in-product notice with reasonable advance notice, taking into account the nature of the change. Continued use of the Service after the effective date of a change constitutes acceptance of the updated AUP. Where a change materially reduces your rights and you do not accept it, you may terminate your subscription in accordance with the Terms of Service.

8. Contact

  • To report abuse or ask a question about this AUP: anil@semlypro.com
  • To report a security vulnerability: anil@semlypro.com
  • To submit a notice regarding illegal content or intellectual-property infringement: anil@semlypro.com
  • For data-protection grievances relating to Indian personal data (Grievance Officer, under the DPDP Act and the India Information Technology Rules, 2021): anil@semlypro.com

Last updated 13 July 2026 · Operated by Semly Pro (eenmanszaak), KvK 99448351, Hawaiiweg 41, 1339 NW Almere, Netherlands · Questions about this document: anil@semlypro.com

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