- i. We prohibit adware links, engage in dangerous or fraudulent downloads, or engage in practices that can be harmful to our users.
- ii. Websites hacked by experts who engage in illicit operations for money or other malicious goals, or it could have been marked for distributing malware.
- iii. Websites that include adult, erotic, pornographic, browser mining, hacking scripts, and connections to unlawful, illegal, terrorist, URL shorteners, redirects and objectionable content are also prohibited.
- iv. Or links or pages submitted that have policy breaches, content violations, and a variety of other quality issues, serious concerns, and legal implications that can harm our users.
Note: It must be noticed that the terms "blocklist" and "blacklist" are often used similarly, but the tech sector is moving away from the use of "blacklist."