Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated: 12 November 2026 · SafeKT Technologies Private Limited
This policy forms part of our Terms of Service. It applies to every QR code, tilg.in short link and destination you create with MyQRx, and to anything you upload, such as a logo.
1. Not allowed
- Phishing — pages that imitate a bank, payment app, government service, brand or login screen to collect credentials, card details, OTPs or UPI PINs.
- Malware — links that download or install harmful software, or that lead to exploit kits.
- Scams and fraud — fake offers, prize or KYC scams, advance-fee schemes, or payment requests made under false pretences.
- Bait-and-switch — pointing a code at a harmless page to pass our checks, then editing it to somewhere harmful.
- Illegal content — anything unlawful in India or where it is viewed, including child sexual abuse material, which we report to the authorities.
- Infringement — content that violates someone else's copyright, trademark or privacy.
- Adult or questionable content on bio pages — a link-in-bio page (tilg.in/p/…) may not host sexual, graphic, hateful or otherwise questionable images, video, text or documents, including in its photo, name or bio. A bio page may link to lawful adult platforms; those links are still safety-checked and removed on a valid complaint.
- Misusing platform logos — putting a platform's logo (Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube and others) on a code that does not lead to your own presence on that platform, or using it to suggest that the platform endorses you.
- Spam — unsolicited bulk messages carrying our links.
- Evasion — chaining redirects, cloaking, or any other attempt to get round our safety checks, rate limits or the safety page.
2. How we enforce it
Every dynamic code and short link is checked before it sends anyone anywhere, and again on every edit. A link that fails, or that we are told about and confirm, is disabled: anyone scanning it sees a safety page instead of the destination. We may also suspend the account behind it.
If a trademark owner asks us to, or we see a platform logo being misused, we remove that logo from the code in your account, so future downloads no longer carry it. The code itself keeps working.
A static QR code holds its content inside the code itself and never passes through us, so it cannot be switched off once printed. We remove such codes from the account that made them and refer the complaint to whoever hosts the destination.
3. Reporting abuse
Use the abuse report form — you do not need an account. For anything else, contact our Grievance Officer.