Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated 22 October 2026 · Version 2026-10-22

Linkse pages are public. To keep them safe for everyone, these things aren't allowed on any page, in any link or in any username:

Scams, phishing and malware

For example: Fake giveaways, “double your money” schemes, pages that ask for passwords or OTPs, or links that install harmful software.

Impersonation

For example: Pretending to be another person, creator, company or brand, including fan pages that don't say they're unofficial.

Sexual services or sexually explicit content

For example: Escort services, pornography, or links to them.

Any sexualisation of minors

For example: Zero tolerance. We remove it, close the account and report it to the authorities as the law requires.

Illegal gambling and betting

For example: Betting tips with payment links, illegal satta or online gambling.

Illegal goods, drugs or weapons

For example: Selling or promoting prescription drugs without authorisation, narcotics, firearms or explosives.

Hate, harassment or threats

For example: Attacks on people for their religion, caste, gender, sexuality, disability or ethnicity; doxxing; threats of violence.

Violent extremism

For example: Praise, support or recruitment for terrorist or violent extremist groups.

Counterfeit goods

For example: Fake branded products or pirated software.

Spam and deceptive redirects

For example: Link farms, misleading link titles, or URL shorteners that hide where a link goes.

Other people's private information

For example: Sharing someone's phone number, address, ID documents or private photos without consent.

How we enforce this

We automatically check links against Google's list of unsafe sites and hide flagged links. Anyone can report a page using the “Report” link at the bottom of every page. We review reports — impersonation, sexual content and child-safety reports first — and may hide links, unpublish or suspend pages, and close accounts. Creators are told why and can appeal by emailing info@linkse.in.