Acceptable Use Policy

1. Scope

This Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP") applies to all services operated by NexLabs Studios LLC ("NexLabs," "we," "our," or "us").

This includes websites, APIs, games, servers, applications, AI systems, communities, developer services, infrastructure, hosting, ledger systems, automation, and other NexLabs-operated products.

Use of NexLabs services is also governed by our Terms of Service .

2. Lawful Use

You may not use NexLabs services to violate applicable law, regulation, court order, or legally binding obligation.

You are responsible for ensuring that your use of our services is lawful in your jurisdiction.

Prohibited activity includes using a NexLabs service to knowingly facilitate, coordinate, conceal, or assist unlawful conduct.

3. Security and Unauthorized Access

You may not attempt to gain unauthorized access to NexLabs systems, accounts, services, infrastructure, or data.

Prohibited activity includes:

• Password cracking.
• Credential stuffing.
• Brute-force login attempts.
• Session hijacking.
• Token theft.
• API key theft.
• Authentication bypass.
• Privilege escalation.
• Circumventing access controls.
• Unauthorized vulnerability exploitation.
• Accessing another user's account without permission.
• Attempting to obtain private keys, credentials, passwords, or secrets belonging to another person.

Good-faith security research may be permitted only where authorized under NexLabs' security or responsible disclosure procedures.

See our Security Policy for additional information.

4. Malware and Harmful Activity

NexLabs services may not be used to create, host, distribute, deploy, or facilitate malicious software or harmful technical activity.

This includes:

• Viruses.
• Worms.
• Ransomware.
• Trojans.
• Botnets.
• Credential stealers.
• Destructive payloads.
• Malicious scripts.
• Backdoors used without authorization.
• Denial-of-service attacks.
• Distributed denial-of-service attacks.
• Cryptojacking or unauthorized resource consumption.

5. Abuse, Harassment, and Threats

NexLabs services may not be used to engage in targeted abuse or harassment.

Prohibited conduct may include:

• Credible threats of violence.
• Stalking.
• Doxxing.
• Publishing private information to facilitate harm.
• Repeated targeted harassment.
• Coordinated abuse.
• Impersonation intended to defraud or harm another person.
• Encouraging others to target a person with abuse.

Individual communities may impose stricter conduct standards.

6. Fraud and Deception

You may not use NexLabs services to engage in fraud, phishing, impersonation, deceptive commercial conduct, or schemes intended to improperly obtain money, property, credentials, access, or other benefits.

Examples include:

• Phishing pages.
• Fake login portals.
• Fraudulent payment requests.
• Account theft.
• False identity verification.
• Deceptive transaction activity.
• Knowingly falsifying data to gain access or benefits.

7. Spam and Automated Abuse

NexLabs systems may not be used for unsolicited, abusive, or deceptive bulk communications.

Prohibited uses may include:

• Spam email.
• Spam direct messages.
• Automated mention abuse.
• Mass unsolicited invitations.
• Repetitive automated submissions.
• Artificial engagement.
• Automated account creation intended to evade limits.

8. Scraping, Bots, and Automation

Automated access must comply with the rules and technical limits of the applicable NexLabs service.

Unless expressly authorized, you may not:

• Scrape non-public data.
• Circumvent API requirements.
• Ignore rate limits.
• Bypass authentication.
• Automatically create large numbers of accounts.
• Harvest user information.
• Operate bots that disrupt service availability.
• Use automated tools to gain an unfair advantage in a game.

Public APIs may have separate usage limits, documentation, authentication requirements, or license terms.

9. Games and Online Communities

NexLabs operates and develops games, roleplay communities, and interactive platforms.

Unless explicitly permitted by the applicable game's rules, prohibited behavior may include:

• Cheating.
• Exploiting bugs for unfair advantage.
• Duplication exploits.
• Economy manipulation.
• Unauthorized bots.
• Macros that provide prohibited advantages.
• Client modification intended to bypass restrictions.
• Ban evasion.
• Account theft.
• Unauthorized real-money trading.
• Fraudulent player-to-player transactions.
• Intentionally disrupting servers or gameplay.

Specific products such as NexusRP, HashEmpire, TheThug.Life, Hunt, or future games may maintain additional game or community rules.

10. Artificial Intelligence Services

NexLabs AI services, including experimental systems such as ForgeAI, must not be intentionally used to attack NexLabs infrastructure or abuse other users.

Prohibited uses may include:

• Attempting to obtain another user's private data.
• Attempting to obtain confidential NexLabs credentials or secrets.
• Automated abuse intended to exhaust system resources.
• Deliberately submitting malicious payloads intended to compromise connected systems.
• Circumventing account, usage, model, or access restrictions.
• Using AI functionality as part of unlawful activity.

AI systems may have additional product-specific limitations or safety controls.

See our AI Policy .

11. Infrastructure, APIs, and Developer Services

Users of NexLabs APIs, infrastructure, developer services, or automation platforms must comply with technical limits and documentation.

You may not intentionally:

• Overload infrastructure.
• Generate abusive traffic.
• Circumvent quotas.
• Rotate accounts or keys to evade limits.
• Share restricted API credentials.
• Attempt unauthorized administrative access.
• Reverse engineer protected infrastructure solely to bypass restrictions.
• Use NexLabs services to attack third-party systems.

NexLabs may throttle, reject, block, or suspend traffic that threatens availability or security.

12. Ledger and Blockchain-Related Systems

NexLabs may operate ledger technology, blockchain infrastructure, explorers, wallet-related systems, nodes, and other distributed systems.

You may not use NexLabs systems to knowingly facilitate:

• Unauthorized wallet access.
• Theft of private keys.
• Theft of digital assets.
• Fraudulent transactions.
• Deliberate manipulation of NexLabs-controlled ledger records.
• Circumvention of access or authorization controls.
• Abuse of infrastructure to attack another network.

Public blockchain data may be accessed, indexed, or displayed where permitted by the relevant network and applicable law.

13. Prohibited Content

NexLabs may prohibit hosting, publishing, transmitting, or distributing content that:

• Is unlawful.
• Contains malicious software.
• Facilitates fraud or phishing.
• Violates intellectual property rights.
• Contains unlawfully obtained private information.
• Constitutes targeted harassment or credible threats.
• Is designed to compromise accounts or systems.
• Violates product-specific community rules.

NexLabs may remove, restrict, quarantine, or disable content where reasonably necessary to protect users, comply with law, enforce our policies, or secure our systems.

14. Intellectual Property Abuse

You may not use NexLabs services to knowingly infringe copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights.

This includes unauthorized distribution of:

• Copyrighted software.
• Pirated media.
• Stolen game assets.
• Proprietary source code.
• Unauthorized copyrighted files.

Copyright complaints may be handled under our DMCA Policy .

15. Enforcement

NexLabs may investigate suspected violations of this policy.

Depending on the nature and severity of the conduct, enforcement may include:

• Warnings.
• Rate limiting.
• Content removal.
• Feature restrictions.
• Temporary suspension.
• Permanent suspension.
• Game bans.
• Community bans.
• API key revocation.
• Blocking abusive IP addresses.
• Termination of services.
• Preservation of relevant records.
• Referral to appropriate authorities where legally required or reasonably necessary.

NexLabs may take immediate action where activity creates a significant security, legal, operational, or safety risk.

16. Reporting Abuse

If you believe a NexLabs service is being used in violation of this policy, you may report the activity through our contact system.

Reports should include relevant information when available, such as:

• The affected service.
• Usernames or account identifiers.
• URLs.
• Transaction or request identifiers.
• Screenshots.
• Relevant dates and times.
• A description of the suspected violation.

Report an issue to NexLabs →

17. Changes to This Policy

NexLabs may update this Acceptable Use Policy as our products, technology, communities, risks, or legal requirements change.

The "Last Updated" date at the top of this page will identify the current version.