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For more information about acceptable use, please see our Usage Policies.
Review complete in 4 min 30 s. Reviewed by: Automation. Outcome: upheld. This decision is final.
Which clause applies to you is not indicated. Good luck.
Scene 01 · Oct 8, 03:13 UTC — one minute after it happened
Your account was deactivated.
Here is exactly what happened — and every door that is still open.
What happened
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Classifier
Oct 8, 03:12 UTC
Flagged: API key used from 300+ IPs in 48 h.
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Auto-action
Oct 8, 03:12 UTC
Deactivated — same minute. No human was consulted; none was awake.
70 · act automatically 85 · wake a human
71% sure. One point above the line that ends access without asking anyone.
The exact policy, and what it is for
§3.1 — We may suspend or terminate accounts that share API keys, resell access, or exhibit usage patterns consistent with credential abuse.
Plain words: this clause exists to stop people leaking keys and reselling bulk access. A consumer app whose server proxies every customer request through one production key looks identical to it — until a person looks.
What this means right now
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API keys — off.Every Elonovo customer lost service overnight.
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Your data — retained and exportable.Nothing is deleted while a case is open, and nothing is deleted if it closes.
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Billing — paused, not charged.Review-period usage is frozen. If you are reinstated, review-period charges are void.
Your options
Whatever happens next, one rule holds: nothing becomes permanent — no data deleted, no lifetime ban — until a named person writes to you first.