Acceptable Use Policy
1. Why this exists
Snapline holds photographs of other people's homes and workplaces. Most of this policy follows from that one fact. It is part of the Terms of Service.
2. Photographing people and property
Photograph only what you have the right to photograph. Before you capture a site into Snapline you should have the property owner's or occupier's permission to be there and to document it, whether from your contract or otherwise.
Do not use Snapline to photograph a person without a lawful basis, to photograph anyone in a place where they would reasonably expect privacy, or to photograph or track a person covertly. If a person is identifiable in a photograph, you are the controller of that image and responsible for having a basis to hold it.
3. Content you may not store
Do not store or transmit through Snapline:
- Material that is unlawful, or that you have no right to hold.
- Child sexual abuse material. We report it to the authorities without notice and terminate the account immediately.
- Content that infringes someone's copyright, trademark or other rights — see our DMCA policy.
- Material intended to harass, threaten or defame.
- Malware, or anything designed to damage a system that receives it.
- Payment card numbers, government identifiers, health records or other sensitive personal data. Snapline is a documentation tool and is not built to hold them.
4. Attacking the service
Do not: attempt to access an organisation's data that is not yours; probe, scan or test the service except under our disclosure policy; interfere with anyone else's use of it; work around a plan limit, a rate limit or an authentication check; scrape it; or resell access to it.
5. Share links
A share link is a public web page for anyone who has it. Do not put content in one that you are not entitled to disclose to whoever might receive it, and revoke it when the job is done.
6. Using the AI
Do not use Snapline's AI features to generate content that misrepresents the condition of a property, and do not present an AI-generated caption or measurement as a verified fact. AI output is a suggestion — the Terms of Service say so, and so does the app.
7. How we enforce this
Where we can, we will contact you first and give you a chance to fix the problem. Where the breach is severe, illegal, or presents a risk to someone, we may suspend or terminate the account immediately and report it to the authorities. We do not routinely inspect customer photographs; we act on reports, on legal obligations, and on automated signals of abuse.
8. Reporting a problem
To report a breach of this policy, write to support@voice2jobs.com with enough detail to identify what you are reporting. Security weaknesses go to the disclosure programme instead.