Acceptable Use Policy

Media2URL has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse material, child sexual exploitation, grooming, sexual extortion, or attempts to solicit, store, distribute, or link to such material. We may immediately restrict access, preserve limited records under controlled access, terminate related accounts, and make reports required by applicable law. Never download, copy, attach, or forward suspected illegal material when making a report.

Non-consensual intimate imagery, revenge media, sexualized content involving minors, secret recordings used to harm someone, and content shared without the permission required by law are prohibited. We may restrict the asset before a complete review when continued availability creates risk and may suspend or terminate the responsible account after review.

Do not host, store, deliver, or link to ransomware, keyloggers, Trojans, exploit kits, botnet components, command-and-control material, credential stealers, malicious macros, obfuscated scripts, harmful executables, or files intended to compromise a device or account. File extensions and MIME types do not turn a harmful payload into an allowed upload.

Phishing, credential harvesting, fake login or payment pages, deceptive brand impersonation, fraudulent documents, scams, and malicious redirects are prohibited. Do not use a Media2URL share page, direct URL, custom domain, QR code, or embed as part of a deceptive campaign.

Do not use Media2URL to scan, probe, attack, overload, exploit, or disrupt another system; operate a DDoS service; distribute unauthorized penetration tooling; or conceal command traffic. Security research must be authorized and must not involve destructive or unauthorized testing.

Do not upload content that infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, trade-secret, or other rights. Copyright complaints should use the DMCA process; other rights and safety complaints can use Report Abuse. You are responsible for obtaining the permissions required for people, locations, brands, and personal information shown in your files.

Credible threats, incitement to violence or terrorism, targeted harassment, doxxing, extortion, hate-based abuse directed at people or protected groups, and publication of private addresses, identity documents, financial records, credentials, or medical information to cause harm are prohibited.

Do not use Media2URL to facilitate stalking, impersonation, fraud, illegal goods or services, or another activity that creates a foreseeable risk of physical, financial, privacy, or security harm.

Do not use Media2URL for bulk unsolicited messaging, spam campaigns, fake engagement, scraped or mass-generated low-value pages, doorway pages, keyword stuffing, misleading redirects, link schemes, or other attempts to manipulate search engines or third-party platforms. Legitimate embeds must not contain hidden, transparent, zero-size, CSS-hidden, or unrelated promotional links.

Do not create multiple accounts, rotate IP addresses, automate signups, reuse stolen credentials, alter identifiers, or abuse API behavior to bypass storage, bandwidth, upload, plan, moderation, or rate limits. False, coordinated, or retaliatory abuse reports are also prohibited.

Do not use Media2URL as an unauthorized high-volume file dump, proxy, mirror, hotlink network, streaming origin, or application backend when that use exceeds the plan, API, or technical limits communicated for the service. We may rate-limit, restrict, or revoke delivery when traffic creates disproportionate risk or cost.

Only supported and lawfully usable files may be uploaded. Media2URL may validate extension, declared type, observed content type, size, signatures, checksum, ownership, quota, and account permission before approving a file. A successful upload does not mean that a file has been manually inspected or guaranteed safe.

PDF, ZIP, DOCX, spreadsheet, archive, executable-like, script-capable, and other downloadable or container formats may receive stricter restrictions, attachment delivery, quarantine, or additional review. Do not use the service to distribute a file merely because its extension appears harmless.

Do not submit live malware, illegal content, or unnecessary sensitive files to support or abuse channels. Send the exact Media2URL URL and a safe description so the team can investigate without creating another copy of the material.

Media2URL accepts reports for malware, phishing, child safety, non-consensual content, threats, privacy violations, copyright or trademark misuse, fraud, spam, and other prohibited activity. Include the exact hosted URL and a clear reason. Reports are evaluated with available technical signals, metadata, account history, and human review; a report alone is not proof of wrongdoing.

Urgent credible risks may be blocked immediately. Under the current triage process, repeated independent reports may trigger a temporary delivery restriction while an operator reviews the asset. A restriction can apply to direct media, share pages, variants, transformations, downloads, and verified custom delivery domains, so changing the URL format does not bypass enforcement.

After review, Media2URL may clear the report, keep the restriction, quarantine or permanently remove the asset and generated outputs, disable related links, restrict or terminate accounts and workspaces, revoke API or integration credentials, block related identifiers, preserve limited evidence, and notify service providers, rights holders, or authorities when required or appropriate. We do not promise advance notice where notice could increase harm, enable evasion, or compromise an investigation.

An account holder may contact support@media2url.com to request review of an enforcement decision with the affected URL, account context, and a clear explanation. We may ask for ownership, permission, identity, or other evidence. An appeal does not automatically restore content while a safety, legal, copyright, or security review remains open.

Users must cooperate with reasonable requests connected to abuse, copyright, security, fraud, or legal review. We may preserve limited records and restrict access while investigating. We may reject repeated submissions that do not add relevant information or that appear designed to delay enforcement.