Document ID: WBL-POL-AUP-v1.0 · Effective Date: 19 February 2026
This Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP") defines what clients and users may and may not do with the systems, websites, and services provided or hosted by Webility SRL/BV ("Webility"). It applies to all websites Webility builds, all hosting services Webility provides, and all automation systems Webility deploys.
Violations of this policy may result in immediate suspension of services, termination of the client agreement, and reporting to relevant authorities.
1. Prohibited Content
You may not use Webility's services to publish, distribute, or facilitate:
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Illegal content | Content that violates Belgian, EU, or applicable national law |
| Hate speech | Content inciting hatred based on race, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, or national origin |
| Harassment | Targeted harassment, bullying, or threats against individuals |
| Child exploitation | Any content sexualising minors |
| Defamatory content | False statements of fact that damage an individual's or business's reputation |
| Fraud | Phishing, impersonation, misleading commercial practices |
| Malware | Viruses, ransomware, spyware, or any malicious code |
| Privacy violations | Publishing personal data without consent; unlawful data collection |
2. Prohibited Technical Activities
You may not use Webility's infrastructure or services to:
| Activity | Description |
|---|---|
| Attack other systems | DDoS attacks, port scanning, unauthorised network intrusion |
| Send spam | Unsolicited bulk email, SMS, or other mass communications |
| Mine cryptocurrency | Using Webility's hosting resources for cryptomining |
| Run botnets | Using hosted systems as part of a botnet or command-and-control infrastructure |
| Circumvent security | Attempting to bypass security controls on any system without authorisation |
| Overload infrastructure | Deliberately generating traffic that degrades service for other clients |
| Exploit vulnerabilities | Attempting to discover and exploit security vulnerabilities without written authorisation |
| Unlawful scraping | Automated scraping of third-party websites in violation of their terms of service |
3. Intellectual Property
You may not use Webility's services to:
- Publish content that infringes third-party copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights
- Distribute pirated software, media, or unlicensed content
- Remove or alter copyright notices from content you do not own
4. Client Responsibilities
If Webility provides hosting or manages infrastructure for your website or application, you are responsible for:
- Ensuring all content published on the system complies with this AUP
- Keeping your CMS, plugins, and software up to date (or engaging Webility's maintenance service)
- Promptly reporting any suspected security breach to security@webility.local
- Not sharing hosting credentials with unauthorised parties
5. Enforcement
If Webility determines, at its reasonable discretion, that a violation of this AUP has occurred or is likely to occur:
| Severity | Response |
|---|---|
| Minor / first offence | Written warning; request to remedy within 48 hours |
| Moderate | Suspension of the affected service until the violation is remedied |
| Severe / illegal activity | Immediate termination; no refund; report to authorities if required by law |
Webility will make reasonable efforts to notify the client before taking action, except where the violation requires immediate response to prevent harm.
6. Reporting Violations
To report a suspected AUP violation involving content or services hosted by Webility:
Email: legal@webility.local Subject line: AUP Violation Report — [domain]
Include the URL, a description of the violation, and any supporting evidence. We will investigate and respond within 5 business days.
7. Relationship to Other Policies
This AUP should be read alongside:
- Terms of Service — general service terms
- Hosting SLA Policy — uptime and support commitments
- AI Use Policy — use of AI in services
Policy Changelog
| Version | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| v1.0 | 2026-02-19 | Initial publication |