Legal & Policy

Acceptable Use Policy

This policy defines prohibited uses for public websites, applications, dashboards, APIs, prototypes, client services, and related systems.

Last Updated: May 8, 2026 Operated by Audia Systems LLC, DBA Bailey Enterprises, within the broader GLC / Gwyn Legacy ecosystem.
AUDIA: AUDIA, the Adaptive Unified Distributed Intelligence Architecture, is an intelligence architecture and platform ecosystem operated by Audia Systems LLC, DBA Bailey Enterprises.
ICM: Institute for Civil Memory is a nonprofit-oriented initiative within the GLC / Gwyn Legacy ecosystem. It is not currently filed as a separate nonprofit entity and is not currently soliciting or collecting donations.

Prohibited Conduct

  • Illegal activity, fraud, impersonation, theft, infringement, or violation of others rights.
  • Harassment, threats, stalking, doxxing, abuse, hate, defamation, targeted intimidation, or unsafe conduct.
  • Spam, phishing, deceptive communications, credential attacks, password spraying, account takeover, or unauthorized access attempts.
  • Malware, exploit delivery, botnets, destructive automation, unauthorized scanning, unauthorized scraping, or service interference.
  • Attempts to bypass access controls, rate limits, authentication, authorization, logging, security controls, or content restrictions.
  • Unauthorized vulnerability testing, penetration testing, stress testing, denial-of-service testing, or exploitation.

Health, Research, and Prototype Misuse

Do not use health, research, clinical, accessibility, or prototype systems to provide unauthorized diagnosis, treatment, emergency response, patient monitoring, clinical decisioning, or regulated professional services unless separately authorized in writing.

Do not upload PHI, protected research data, confidential records, or highly sensitive data unless an approved written agreement, security workflow, and any required BAA or DPA are in place.

Responsible Security Research

Good-faith security reports are welcome when they avoid harm. Do not access, modify, destroy, exfiltrate, or disclose data. Do not interrupt services, test third-party systems, or perform social engineering.

Report suspected vulnerabilities through the contact or support page, or by email at [email protected], with enough detail to reproduce the issue safely. Reports should avoid accessing data that is not yours, interrupting service, social engineering, or public disclosure before review.