Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated: 30 July 2026
A short list of things you may not do with ErrorX. It exists because a handful of abusive users can get our network blocked for everyone else — the restrictions here protect your service as much as anyone's.
What ErrorX is for
Ordinary internet use, at a better speed. To be explicit about the things people ask us about:
- Browsing, streaming and downloading at whatever volume you like — there is no data cap
- Game downloads, patches and online play
- Development work: package registries, container images, cloud consoles, CI
- Remote work, video calls and large file transfers
- Reaching services your ISP happens to route badly
Illegal activity
You may not use ErrorX to do anything unlawful under Bangladeshi law or the law where the traffic lands. That includes:
- Accessing or distributing child sexual abuse material — reported to the authorities without exception
- Fraud, phishing, or impersonating another person or organisation
- Unauthorised access to systems you do not own or have permission to test
- Trading in stolen credentials, financial data or personal information
- Distributing malware, ransomware or exploit kits
Attacks and network abuse
Actions that harm other systems, or that get our address ranges blocked for every customer:
- Denial-of-service attacks, amplification or any kind of flooding
- Port scanning, vulnerability scanning or brute-forcing systems you do not own
- Sending spam or bulk unsolicited messages of any kind
- Operating botnet infrastructure or command-and-control servers
- Mass automated account creation, credential stuffing or scraping designed to evade rate limits
- Forging packet headers or otherwise disguising the origin of traffic
Account and service misuse
- Sharing, selling or publishing your account credentials or subscription link
- Reselling ErrorX access without a written agreement with us
- Attempting to bypass device limits, speed caps or billing controls
- Running an open proxy or relay that lets third parties use your connection
- Reverse-engineering our client to extract server details or circumvent restrictions
- Using fraudulent or stolen payment details
Intellectual property
Do not use ErrorX to infringe copyright or trademarks, including large-scale unauthorised distribution of protected works. We respond to valid rights-holder complaints, and we will contact you first where the complaint concerns your account.
How this is enforced
We do not monitor your traffic, and we could not enforce this by watching what you do — that is not how the service is built. What we act on:
What reaches us
- Abuse reports from other networks, hosting providers and rights holders
- Automated alerts about traffic patterns that indicate an attack in progress
- Reports from law enforcement made through proper channels
- Payment fraud signals from our gateways
What happens next
- For anything short of a serious breach we contact you first and explain what needs to stop
- Ongoing or severe abuse leads to immediate suspension while we investigate
- Confirmed serious breaches — attacks, illegal content, fraud — result in termination without refund
- You can appeal any decision by opening a ticket, and a person will read it
Reporting abuse
If traffic from our network is causing you a problem, email [email protected] with timestamps, IP addresses and logs. We investigate every report and will confirm the outcome. Please include a timezone — most reports we receive omit it, and it is usually the first thing we have to ask for.
Questions?
Reach out to our team and we'll get back to you.

