Acceptable use policy

Last updated 6 November 2026

TunnelPad gives your computer a public address. To keep the service safe and useful, you must not use it to:

• impersonate anyone or collect passwords, payment or personal details under false pretences (phishing);
• distribute malware, run command-and-control servers, or host anything designed to harm devices or data;
• send spam, or run open proxies, open relays or anonymisers for others;
• attack or scan other systems, or get around limits, security or the visitor notice;
• share content that is illegal, including child sexual abuse material, or that infringes someone else's rights;
• resell the service or use it mainly to host a production website or a heavy-traffic service: TunnelPad is for development, testing and previews.

We may act straight away, without notice, by closing tunnels, suspending accounts, reclaiming names and domains or reporting to the authorities, when we find or are told about a breach of this policy.

Reporting abuse

If you find a TunnelPad address being used for anything above, please report it.