Google Cloud Usage Policy

The Usage Policy, often referred to as the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), outlines what Google prohibits you from doing with their services. It's designed to prevent misuse and ensure a stable, secure environment for all users.

Prohibited Activities

• Spamming (sending unsolicited bulk emails)
• Distributing malware or viruses
• Hacking, phishing, or engaging in any illegal activity
• Copyright infringement
• Denial-of-service attacks
• Harassment or abusive behavior
• Violating the privacy of others
• Circumventing security measures
• Hosting illegal content
• Supporting terrorism or prohibited organizations
• Running open proxies or relays (unless explicitly permitted)
• Unauthorized cryptocurrency mining
• Reselling services without authorization

Resource Limits

Google may impose limits on resource usage to prevent abuse or maintain service quality.

Consequences of Violations

• Suspension of your account
• Termination of your account
• Legal action (in serious cases)
• Cooperation with law enforcement

Policy Updates

Google reserves the right to update this policy. Users will be notified of changes via email or through the Google Cloud console.