Acceptable Use Policy

What you can and can’t put on a Liinking page, how to report a page that breaks the rules, and what happens next.

Last updated November 9, 2026

  • Anyone can report

    Every page has a Report link in its footer. No account needed, and reports are confidential.

  • Links are checked

    Every link is checked for malware and phishing when you publish, and again every day after.

  • Fair decisions

    A person reviews reports. If we act on your page, we tell you why, and you can appeal.

What this covers

In shortThese rules apply to everything on your page, and to the places your links lead.

Liinking pages are seen by people of all ages, all over the world, and every page carries our name. This policy keeps them safe and trustworthy. It applies to everything connected to your page: your username, photos, bio, links, videos, music, forms, custom domain, and the websites your links send people to.

It’s part of our Terms of Service. Breaking it can lead to content being removed or your page being suspended.

What’s not allowed

In shortIf it’s illegal, deceptive or harmful, it doesn’t belong on your page.

  • Scams and phishing

    Fake giveaways, get-rich-quick schemes, fake login pages, or anything meant to trick people out of money or information.

  • Malware and harmful links

    Links to viruses, spyware, or sites that harm visitors’ devices, including links hidden behind shorteners or redirects.

  • Spam and manipulation

    Mass-created pages, misleading links, fake engagement, or pages that exist only to game search engines.

  • Impersonation

    Pretending to be another person, brand or organization, or implying an endorsement you don’t have. Clearly labeled parody and fan pages are fine.

  • Sexually explicit content

    Pornography or sexually explicit images, and links to pornographic websites. Pages are viewable by anyone, including teenagers.

  • Child exploitation

    Anything that sexualizes or endangers minors. Zero tolerance: we remove it, close the account and report it to the authorities.

  • Hate, harassment and violence

    Attacking people for who they are, threats, bullying, glorifying violence or terrorism, or encouraging self-harm.

  • Other people’s private information

    Sharing someone’s personal details, private images or documents without their consent.

  • Illegal and regulated goods

    Selling or promoting illegal drugs, weapons, counterfeit goods, stolen data, or unlicensed gambling and financial services.

  • Infringing others’ rights

    Using music, images, videos, logos or brand names you don’t have the rights to.

  • Illegal activity

    Content or links that break the law where you live or where your visitors are, or that help others do so.

  • Misusing the service

    Scraping, overloading or attacking our systems, getting around plan limits, creating accounts to get more free trials, or dodging a suspension.

Context matters

News, education, art and documentary content can deal with difficult topics. We look at the purpose and context of a page, not just individual words, before deciding whether it breaks these rules.

Usernames

  • Don’t claim a username just to sell it or to stop someone else from having it.
  • Don’t use a username that makes people think you’re a person, brand or organization you’re not.
  • If a username infringes a trademark, we may give it to the trademark owner.

Forms and email lists

In shortIf your page collects visitors’ details, treat them with care.

  • Only ask for the information you actually need, and tell visitors what you’ll use it for.
  • Only email people who signed up, follow anti-spam laws, and let them unsubscribe.
  • Never use forms to collect passwords, payment card details or government ID numbers.

Reporting a page

In shortSee something that breaks these rules? Use the Report link at the bottom of the page.

Anyone can report a page, whether or not they have a Liinking account:

  1. Open the page and scroll to the bottom

    Every live page has a footer that reads “Made with Liinking · Report”. You can also go to liinking.com/username/report directly.
  2. Choose a reason

    Spam, Scam or phishing, Impersonation, Adult content, Hate or harassment, Other.
  3. Add details, if you can

    Telling us which link or part of the page is the problem helps us act faster. Leaving your email is optional, and we only use it if we need more information.

Reports are confidential: we never tell the page owner who reported them. To prevent abuse, each person can send a limited number of reports per hour.

Copyright, trademarks and urgent cases

For copyright or trademark complaints, follow the steps in our Terms. If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first, then email us at support@liinking.com.

How we enforce the rules

In shortAutomated link checks catch the obvious threats. People review everything else.

Automatic link checks. When you publish, we check every link on your page with Google Safe Browsing, and a link flagged as malware or phishing can’t be published. We check live pages again every day. If a link turns unsafe later, we switch it off right away, email you, and flag it for our team.

Human review. Reports go to our moderation team, who look at the page and its links. Depending on what we find and how serious it is, we may:

  • take no action, if the page follows the rules;
  • disable a specific link or ask you to change something;
  • suspend the page, so it no longer shows to visitors and can’t be republished;
  • close the account, for serious or repeated violations.

When we suspend a page, we email the owner and explain why. Content that’s illegal or puts people at risk may be removed without warning, and where the law requires it, we report it to the authorities.

Appeals

In shortThink we got it wrong? Reply to our email and we’ll take another look.

If your page was suspended or a link was disabled and you think it was a mistake, reply to the email we sent you, or write to support@liinking.com with your username and why you think the decision was wrong. We’ll review it again and tell you what we decided. If we made a mistake, we’ll restore your page.

Changes to this policy

As new kinds of abuse appear, we may update this policy. We’ll change the date at the top, and for significant changes, we’ll let you know in advance by email or in the dashboard.

Questions about this policy?

Email support@liinking.com and a person will get back to you.

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