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This Acceptable Use Policy explains how LoraVPS VPS Hosting may be used responsibly. It protects our infrastructure, customers, networks, and third parties from unlawful, abusive, fraudulent, or harmful activity.
This policy applies to all LoraVPS Store VPS Hosting services, accounts, IP addresses, networks, systems, and resources provided to customers.
Customers are responsible for activity performed through their account, VPS, credentials, applications, and services, including activity performed by users or third parties they authorize.
VPS resources must be used for lawful purposes and in a manner that does not intentionally harm other networks, systems, users, or LoraVPS infrastructure.
Customers must comply with applicable laws, regulations, court orders, intellectual property rights, and other legal requirements when using LoraVPS services.
LoraVPS services may not be used to conduct, support, or facilitate fraudulent or deceptive activity.
Customers may not use LoraVPS infrastructure to create, distribute, host, deploy, or intentionally operate malicious software or harmful code.
Viruses, worms, trojans, ransomware, spyware, or similar harmful software.
Tools or systems designed to steal passwords, tokens, cookies, or credentials.
Files or code intended to compromise, damage, disrupt, or control systems without authorization.
Infrastructure intentionally configured to distribute or operate malicious activity.
Customers must not use LoraVPS services to attack, compromise, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to third-party systems or networks.
Security testing should only be performed against systems for which you have explicit authorization. Customer-owned VPS environments may still be subject to applicable service restrictions.
LoraVPS infrastructure must not be used to send or facilitate unsolicited bulk messages, deceptive email campaigns, or other forms of abusive messaging.
Customers are responsible for ensuring that content, software, media, websites, and other materials hosted on their VPS do not unlawfully infringe third-party rights.
Customers may host legitimate websites, applications, APIs, databases, development environments, and other lawful projects that comply with this policy.
Content or services that are unlawful, fraudulent, malicious, or designed to facilitate abuse are not permitted.
Legitimate websites, applications, APIs, development projects, business tools, and personal projects.
Content or services used for unlawful, fraudulent, malicious, or abusive purposes.
Customers are responsible for configuring applications and services so they do not intentionally cause unreasonable network abuse, excessive traffic, or disruption.
Services that expose LoraVPS infrastructure as an uncontrolled intermediary for third-party traffic may be restricted when they create security, abuse, fraud, or network risks.
Certain high-resource or high-risk activities may require prior approval or may be restricted depending on the service, infrastructure, provider requirements, or applicable policies.
Customers should contact LoraVPS before deploying workloads that involve unusually intensive resource consumption, automated financial activity, or other specialized infrastructure requirements.
Customers are responsible for protecting account credentials, VPS passwords, SSH keys, API credentials, and other authentication information.
LoraVPS may review information reasonably necessary to investigate suspected abuse, security incidents, service misuse, fraud, or violations of this policy, subject to applicable law and contractual obligations.
Where appropriate, LoraVPS may cooperate with payment providers, network operators, security organizations, regulators, or law enforcement authorities regarding suspected unlawful activity.
When a suspected or confirmed violation is identified, LoraVPS may take reasonable action based on the nature and severity of the activity.
Immediate restrictions may be applied when necessary to protect customers, infrastructure, networks, or third parties from active abuse.
If you believe a VPS hosted through LoraVPS is being used for abuse, fraud, malicious activity, or another policy violation, please contact LoraVPS Support with available evidence and relevant technical details.
LoraVPS expects all transactions and VPS usage to comply with applicable laws and the requirements of the relevant payment providers.
Customers must not use LoraVPS services to facilitate fraudulent transactions, prohibited activities, unlawful commerce, or activity that violates applicable payment-provider policies.
PayPal maintains its own Acceptable Use Policy and may restrict transactions involving prohibited or unlawful activities. Customers remain responsible for lawful use of the services they purchase.
LoraVPS Store may update this Acceptable Use Policy when services, infrastructure, legal requirements, security practices, or payment-provider requirements change.
Continued use of LoraVPS services after an updated policy becomes effective constitutes acceptance of the revised policy, subject to applicable law.
If you are unsure whether a specific VPS workload is permitted, contact LoraVPS Support before deploying it.
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