Acceptable Use Policy

No spam or manipulation

• Don’t send bulk, repetitive or unsolicited posts or replies.
• Don’t post the same or nearly the same content over and over, or across several accounts, in a way X or LinkedIn would treat as spam.
• Don’t use Postmigo for fake engagement, coordinated inauthentic behavior, or schemes to game X’s or LinkedIn’s ranking, trends or search.

No impersonation

• Post only as yourself, or as an account you’re authorized to run.
• Create or run a company account only for a brand you’re authorized to represent, and manage a person’s account only with their permission.
• Don’t mislead people about who is speaking, or pretend to be a person or organization you aren’t.

No harmful or illegal content

Don’t use Postmigo to create or publish content that:

• harasses, bullies, threatens or incites violence against anyone;
• promotes hate against people for who they are;
• sexualizes minors, or is sexual content shared without consent;
• is illegal, or promotes illegal activity;
• infringes someone else’s copyright, trademark, privacy or other rights, or shares their private information;
• carries malware, phishing or scams.

No deceptive use of AI

• Don’t publish AI-written content meant to deceive: fake reviews or testimonials, made-up quotes, or events, numbers or experiences presented as real when they aren’t.
• Don’t create misleading content about real people, or false information about elections, health or public safety.
• Postmigo checks that a draft rests on what you’ve actually told it. Don’t work around those checks to invent experiences or facts.

No abuse of Postmigo itself

• Don’t get around plan limits or allowances — for example by opening extra accounts for more trials.
• Don’t scrape Postmigo, or use it to collect other people’s data in bulk.
• Don’t reverse engineer, probe, overload or attack Postmigo, or try to reach accounts or data that aren’t yours.
• Don’t resell or share access to Postmigo without our written permission.

Follow X’s and LinkedIn’s rules

Everything you publish through Postmigo must also follow the rules of where it’s published, including X’s Rules and LinkedIn’s Professional Community Policies. They can act on your account on their own, whatever we do.

What happens if these rules are broken

We may remove content from Postmigo, stop a scheduled post, limit features, or suspend or close the account. Where it’s reasonable, we’ll tell you first and give you a chance to put things right. We may report illegal activity to the authorities when the law requires it.

To report misuse of Postmigo, write to [email protected].