{"success":true,"data":{"version":"2026-06-26-draft","hash":"627c0d224295e54e0f845eaf8fc207293ff28a1621d1134495bcafe4b8254213","text":"# DeCloud Terms of Service — DRAFT\n\n> **DRAFT — NOT YET IN EFFECT. REQUIRES LEGAL REVIEW.**\n> This skeleton enumerates the clauses the compliance framework requires for a\n> wallet-authenticated platform. It is **not** legal text and must be drafted\n> and reviewed by counsel familiar with CFAA, DMCA, and 18 U.S.C. § 2258A\n> (see the counsel checklist in `COMPLIANCE_INTEGRATION_PLAN.md`) before launch.\n>\n> The exact bytes of the final document determine its SHA-256 hash, which is what\n> wallets sign. Any edit changes the hash and invalidates prior acceptances —\n> bump `Tos:Version` whenever the text changes materially.\n\n**Version:** 2026-06-26-draft\n**Effective:** (pending)\n\n---\n\n## 1. Acceptance\n\nBy connecting a wallet and using DeCloud, you accept these Terms. Acceptance is\nrecorded as a cryptographic signature from your wallet over a message naming this\nversion and its hash.\n\n## 2. User Responsibility\n\nYou are solely responsible for all content deployed, stored, or transmitted\nthrough VMs and infrastructure associated with your wallet address.\n\n## 3. Prohibited Content\n\nThe following are prohibited without exception: child sexual abuse material\n(CSAM); illegal marketplaces; command-and-control (C2) infrastructure; malware\nhosting; and human-trafficking facilitation. Violation may result in immediate\nwallet suspension, VM termination, and blacklisting without prior notice.\n\n## 4. Blockchain Transparency\n\nYou acknowledge that your wallet address and all associated on-chain transactions\nare permanently recorded on a public blockchain. The platform may share your\nwallet address and associated transaction history with law-enforcement agencies\nupon receipt of a valid legal request.\n\n## 5. Law-Enforcement Cooperation\n\nThe platform will cooperate with law-enforcement agencies and regulatory bodies\nupon receipt of valid legal process, including court orders, subpoenas, and NCMEC\nCyberTipline mandates.\n\n## 6. Enforcement\n\nEnforcement is **withhold-of-service**: the platform may refuse to schedule VMs\nfor, terminate the running VMs of, and blacklist a wallet that violates these\nTerms. The platform does **not** seize or freeze funds held in the escrow\ncontract; you may withdraw your unused balance at any time.\n\n## 7. Repeat-Infringer Termination\n\nAccounts (wallets) that repeatedly infringe copyright will be terminated. *(Required for DMCA Section 512 safe harbor.)*\n\n## 8. Cost Recovery — Reserved (Not Currently Enforced)\n\n> Include this clause **only if counsel advises.** The current escrow contract has\n> no fund-seizure capability; this is a reserved future right, not an active one.\n\nThe platform reserves the right to introduce escrow-based cost recovery for\nverified violations in a future version of the escrow contract. No such capability\nexists today and none is exercised under the current contract.\n\n## 9. Changes to These Terms\n\nThese Terms are versioned. When they change materially, you will be prompted to\nre-sign. Continued use requires acceptance of the current version.\n\n---\n\n*Headings reflect the required clauses from `COMPLIANCE.md` §4 and the integration\nplan. Final wording is counsel's responsibility.*\n"}}