Violence and abuse
Violence or credible threats, human trafficking, pornography, sexual exploitation, child sexual abuse material, weapons trafficking or content intended to facilitate serious physical harm.
Acceptable use policy
Technology should serve lawful and constructive purposes.
Tenio Web carefully selects the projects it will create, host, maintain, promote or technically support.
Projects we will not support
Tenio Web will not knowingly provide services for websites, applications, campaigns or systems that facilitate, promote or conceal the following:
Trafficking and illicit finance
Illegal drug production or trafficking, money laundering, fraud, scams, criminal dark-web activity or services intended to conceal unlawful proceeds or transactions.
Unauthorized hacking
Unauthorized access, credential theft, phishing, malware, ransomware, spyware, denial-of-service attacks, data theft or instructions and tools primarily intended to compromise people or systems.
Deliberate false information
Knowingly fabricated or materially misleading claims presented as fact, impersonation, fake testimonials or reviews, forged evidence, deceptive schemes or coordinated disinformation intended to defraud or cause harm.
Internet manipulation
Bots, fake accounts, artificial engagement, deceptive interfaces, coordinated inauthentic behavior, unlawful influence operations, or manipulation of users, platforms, search results or public opinion through concealment or fraud.
Other prohibited conduct
Any project that violates applicable law, infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, enables exploitation, or presents an unacceptable risk of serious harm to people, organizations or digital systems.
Legitimate work remains welcome.
This policy does not prohibit good-faith cybersecurity and authorized testing, honest opinions, journalism, education, research, satire, lawful advocacy, ordinary advertising, factual corrections or ethical search-engine optimization. Context, authorization, purpose and likely harm matter.
Client declaration
Clients must accurately describe their organization, intended users and website purpose, and must promptly disclose any material change in use.
Review and action
Tenio Web may request clarification or evidence and may reject a proposal, pause work, remove prohibited material or terminate service when credible evidence shows a violation.
Fair process
When reasonably possible, Tenio Web will provide written notice and an opportunity to clarify or correct the issue. Urgent action may be taken to prevent serious harm or comply with law.
Consequences: Fees, refunds, data handling, suspension, termination and website handover remain governed by the signed service agreement and applicable Philippine law. Tenio Web will not make decisions merely because of rumors or disagreement with a client’s lawful identity, beliefs, opinions or affiliations.