Acceptable Use Policy
What you can and can't do with a DejavuHost server.
// Prohibited Activities
You may not use a DejavuHost server to:
- Host or distribute illegal content under the laws applicable to the server's location or your own jurisdiction.
- Send spam, unsolicited bulk email, or run open mail relays.
- Launch or participate in DDoS attacks, port scanning, brute-forcing, or any attack against systems you don't own or have permission to test.
- Distribute malware, ransomware, botnets, or command-and-control infrastructure.
- Host phishing pages or anything designed to impersonate another person, brand, or service to steal credentials/funds.
- Infringe copyright or trademarks (see DMCA process below).
- Run public proxies, Tor exit nodes, or VPN endpoints used primarily to mask abuse (private/personal VPN use is fine).
- Deliberately abuse shared resources in a way that degrades service for other customers (e.g. resource exhaustion outside your plan's limits).
- Host content sexualizing minors in any form, or any content otherwise illegal to host.
// What's Fine
Standard legal use of a VPS/dedicated server is fine, including: personal projects, web/app hosting, game servers, self-hosted tools, legal adult content (where permitted by law and not involving minors), and cryptocurrency wallets/nodes. Crypto mining is allowed only if disclosed to us in advance and within your plan's resource limits — undisclosed mining that spikes resource usage may be treated as resource abuse.
// Copyright & DMCA
If you believe content on a DejavuHost server infringes your copyright, email support@dejavuhost.com with the material in question, its location, and your contact details. We'll investigate and, where a claim is valid, notify the customer and require removal or take the content down ourselves.
// Reporting Abuse
See something abusive coming from a DejavuHost IP? Email support@dejavuhost.com with logs, timestamps, and the IP/hostname involved. We investigate every report.
// Enforcement
Depending on severity, we may: warn you and ask for a fix, suspend the service pending your response, or terminate immediately for severe/repeated violations (attacks in progress, CSAM, active malware distribution). Suspension or termination for an AUP violation does not entitle you to a refund (see our Terms of Service).