Acceptable Use Policy
What you may not do with the service, and specifically what we will not do on your behalf.
What you agree not to do
The short list
- Submit an app you do not have the right to distribute.
- Supply tester accounts you do not have permission to use, or that do not belong to real people.
- Attempt to simulate testers, inflate opt-in counts, or generate participation that did not happen.
- Use the service to distribute malware, or an app that breaks Google Play policy.
- Misrepresent your campaign record to Google, or ask us to help you do so.
What we will not do
Our own limits
These are commitments rather than conditions, and they exist because a campaign record is only worth anything if it is true.
- We will not ask for credentials to your Google Play account.
- We will not simulate testers or fabricate participation on your behalf.
- We will not edit a campaign record to make it read better than what happened.
- We will not claim an outcome we cannot deliver. Google reviews the application and decides.
If these are broken
What happens
Where a campaign is being run in a way that breaks this policy, we will say so and stop working on it. The campaign and any remaining engagement end there.
We would rather raise it early than let it run. If you are unsure whether something is acceptable, ask before it starts rather than after.