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Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated August 22, 2026. Questions belong in the contact form.
Use TaroPrep for lawful learning. You may not use the Service, directly or through another person, script, model, bot, device, or account, for any activity below.
Security abuse
- access or attempt to access another user's, staff member's, or administrator's data or account;
- probe, scan, exploit, bypass, disable, overload, or interfere with authentication, authorization, rate limits, webhooks, databases, networks, or availability;
- introduce malware, malicious instructions, destructive code, credential theft, spam, or denial-of-service traffic;
- evade bans, verification, usage caps, payment controls, or security logging.
Content and intellectual property abuse
- scrape, harvest, bulk-download, mirror, republish, sell, or distribute the question bank, lessons, explanations, or interfaces;
- use Service content to train, evaluate, or seed a competing dataset, model, tutor, question bank, or commercial product;
- upload official exams, leaked tests, copyrighted passages, answer keys, or other material you lack permission to use;
- remove ownership notices or misrepresent TaroPrep content as your own.
Academic misuse
- use Taro or another feature to cheat on a live, graded, proctored, or restricted assessment;
- impersonate a student, educator, guardian, or school official;
- sell answers, operate answer dumps, or coordinate prohibited test conduct;
- violate an applicable school, testing, or classroom rule.
Harmful or unlawful content
- harass, threaten, exploit, stalk, discriminate against, or expose private information about another person;
- sexualize or solicit a minor, facilitate abuse, or distribute exploitative material;
- promote violence, self-harm, illegal goods, fraud, phishing, or dangerous wrongdoing;
- submit defamatory, infringing, deceptive, or unlawfully obtained content.
Account and payment abuse
- sell, rent, publicly share, or create accounts through automation;
- use a payment method without authorization, abuse refunds, or submit a knowingly false charge dispute;
- manipulate rewards, referrals, Discord verification, Instagram claims, streaks, scores, or analytics;
- misrepresent age, parental authorization, identity, location, or eligibility.
Enforcement
We may rate-limit, preserve evidence, remove content, restrict a feature, suspend or terminate an account, reverse fraudulent rewards, block traffic, or report apparently unlawful conduct. We consider severity, intent, recurrence, risk, and available context. Serious attacks, child safety risks, fraud, or unlawful access may result in immediate action.
Authorized security testing requires advance written permission and a defined scope. A public page or exposed endpoint is not authorization to test it.
